Tornado F5 @Prema Magic
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/12189174
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Tornado F5 @Prema Magic in Time Spy
http://www.3dmark.com/spy/1793791#
Need to have the CPU on this little critter hold 5.1GHz or 5.2GHz to improve this one.
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12693072
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12693141
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12693191
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Hello everone!
I'm having a problem
On many images on the internet, I'm seeing those weird line-like artifacts. What could be causing them? Of my display was going bad, the print screen option would probably not copy them, can it be a hardware failure or a driver failure?
They also glimmer and flicker when moving the mouse over the image, if this helps. Happens in Chrome, but does not happen in Edge...
Another example:
And on Edge, it is clean:
I do't really have any overclock on computer or on anything, curious what is going on. Cannot trace the source of this problem that well... -
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I disabled the support for harwdware acceleraton thingy and so far it looks okay although I really fear screen tearing on youtube videos as this happened before when I disabled the hardware accel.
Will reinstall chrome soon, let's hope the problem is not hardware nor GPU driver related though since it looks like the latest windows will upgrade the GPU drivers no matter what I tell it to do. -
Just use DDU in safe mode, it'll disable automatic Win GPU driver updates.
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nailed DDR4-2900 on my corsair sticks with tightened timings
it seems like the corsair sticks are just not as performant as the G.skill ones. either that or the P751DM mobo is a restricting factor here. the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle, as usual
in any case, with the stable settings at 2900 mhz this gives me an improved chance to find stability at 3000 Mhz
here are my timings thus far as a reference for other users with Corsair DDR4-3000 sticks (2x16 GB in my config):
Notes:
- CWL and REFI timings are highlighted in red due to the fact that I am not able to change them (yet), since I switched to a Beta Prema Mod due to my recent 7700K upgrade
- I left WTR at stock for 2666/2800 Mhz (thus its set to 0), but Ill go back and check what the tightest stable value is for each speed
I will post updates on performance, as well as CWL/REFI/WTR tweaking, so stay tuned
credits to
@Prema for making such detailed and in-depth RAM tuning possible via his awesome Bios Mod!
@Mr. Fox for giving me some pointers for timing values to start off with!Last edited: May 22, 2017 -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
That's a big hit in timings to get up to 2900mhz, 2800mhz looks best.
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yep im suspecting as much as well. thats why i wanna double check with performance data. in the meantime, im trying to get 3000 mhz stable, sooo close! first errors popping up at around 90% tm5 run, never been so close before!
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update as promised:
tuned the WTR timings manually for 2666 and 2800 Mhz, so I ended up with these stable (TM5 & Memtest86+ overnight) settings:
i also checked performance with AIDA64, the following are average values of ten runs each:
surprisingly, 2900 Mhz didnt take such a big hit in latency, but at the same time sported a nice boost in bandwidth! so ill stick with it for now
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Super cool findings, Brother!
Keep up the great work!
I fear that this would take tremendous amounts of time to get up and running, but man am I curious now!jaybee83 likes this. -
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I wish all of my firestrike runs were this useless!
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Cool results!
Everyone seems to be toying with the RAM speeds, I'm the only one left with the default RAM speed at 2133
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leftsenseless Notebook Evangelist
Shhhhh, I tried to say this in another thread and was shut down by other members who love to OC their ram. hahaha. I agree that getting every ounce of performance is worth it, especially if you have the talent, it was just my argument that starting everywhere else and ending with RAM was better. I am always amazed at how much talent and passion exists in this community.jaybee83, Papusan, Georgel and 1 other person like this. -
I want to hear someone raging just for fun. Found this video online.
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The size of the AcerBook 21X is ok, the same is the design. But the whole concept is broken. A crippled JOKEBOOK as all others out there!! You can't change the pure facts. You can find benchmarks in Futuremark leaderboard. Here is FIRESTRIKE
Compare it... Yourself will see it's Crippled!! The machine is big enough to contain HEDT processors!! But contain a 45w 2.9-3.9GHz Intel Mobile i7 Turd.Ashtrix, Stress Tech, jaybee83 and 2 others like this. -
Well, the advertising is still funny. Does it count as anti-advertising?Last edited: May 23, 2017
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This shouldn't be posted in the OC thread!!
Sorry
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Totally agree with that!
Couldn't find that other thread I was looking for before!!!
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Yes, it counts as FALSE advertising. They just flat-out, bald-faced lied about the "fastest" part. They are either stupid/ignorant, or just dishonest.
It's OK since it's always good to have an object of ridicule available available for public scorn.
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I'm sure it would accelerate very quickly and have a high terminal velocity if dropped out of a plane side edge facing down
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But i dont get it, even if each of the GPU's tops out at 300W each, we still have 180W left?
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The 780W PSU has a 900W peak power draw limit, but it won't be able to hold it longer then just a couple of seconds...Fox pulls 675W from the system with the 190W stock vBIOS.
The 1080N's can pull north of 225W each AT STOCK CLOCKS & VOLTAGE once the limits are removed.
We already saw an 800W power draw with the 980N SLI POC in original P870DM under AC conditions and power draw rises with temps...Last edited: May 24, 2017Ashtrix, jaybee83, Stress Tech and 5 others like this. -
Anyone want to group buy the Bitspower skylake IHS to the US?
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clevo mod vbios?
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Yes.
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No one has bypassed that nvidia lock....
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Might want to check the last 4 pages , not the same mod, but something similar.Mr. Fox likes this.
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@Mobius 1
Don't know about all that....This is all a work in progress.
It's an off the books project part of the TheMagnificent*7
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Rough test with bios at stock, just set it from os and ran with it.
Throttling completely removed.
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shunt mod?
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nope.
22k in coming!!!!
Well my top spot was nice while it lasted, now i gotta make way for the real deal
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other than beta vbios and shunt mod I don't see anything unusual
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You need to check the graphs. And then the leader boards.
Also im running Creators update as well.
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No stupid dynamic NVIDIA clock nonsense. Without any erratic room temperature throttling baloney, it obeys your orders and runs full blast at the clock speeds you tell it to run or crashes if you tell it to do too much. That's why the wimpy little 150W 1080 in the Tornado F5 is pulling 230W and kicking Clevo 1080 digital ass for the moment. That will change with the mod on Clevo GPUs.
Edit: In other words @Prema restoring normalcy and enabling 1080 to function properly instead of it acting like the spastic piece of garbage NVIDIA intended for it to be.Last edited: May 24, 2017 -
removing the -13mhz every +5c after 50c?
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image in spoiler broken
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Errr no. for now its much simpler than that.
And Clevo cards have a very very lenient temp limit before they start throttling. Check the graphs in the spoilers above.
Seem to be showing up fine here.
Updated them again.
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The cap on the MSI GPU is now 300W instead of 150W. I haven't been able to go that high yet. Probably need higher voltage for higher core clocks. But the power max is 300W and it effortlessly pulls 200W+ running stock clocks with no offsets.
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Can you run TimeSpy for me with the processor @ 5Ghz ? (on the F5) and take a screenshot of the CPU graph when the result shows on the 3DMark application?
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