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Was just going through the top scores within the 4770K builds over at http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/unigine-heaven-4-0-benchmark-scores.198888/ and found it interesting that I can drive up my memory speed on the Asus GTX780Ti to such a high level (2025MHz) compared to some other guys yet there is no way I can get close to their clockspeeds even if I turned down the memory speeds to stock value. Asus tweaker wont even allow me to try above 1228 for the clock which seems to be ok as I have a 100% failure rate at anything above 1180. Meanwhile it seems the clockspeeds they get are due to it being SC versions or not being Asus?? My card is fully water-cooled (EK-fullblock) and the GPU never report higher temperatures than 45 degrees C thus the SC cooling system is clearly not the difference.
1.)i7-4770K4.5GHz GTX 780 Ti 1385/1900 1967 khemist
4.)i7-4770K4.5GHzGTX 780 Ti 1171/2025 1795 MatsGlobetrotter
5.)i7-4770K4.4GHzGTX 780 Ti 1277/1861 1780 20mmrain
7.)i7-4770K4.2GHzGTX 780 Ti 1110/1750 1763 Dj-Electric
10.)i7-4770K3,5GHzGTX 780 Ti ????/???? 1704 theOtherGuy2175
Thus compared to just about anything on the forum there is no one that has such high graphic memory speeds. Is there anyone that has good explanation to such differences?
It started with a VIC-20... and now it is. Maximus Formula VI Intel 4770K 4.6GHz ASUS GTX780Ti 3GB Corsair Platinum Dominator 16GB 2400MHz Raid Express 240GB Samsung EVO 512 GB SSD Corsair 900D EK watercooling Corsair RM1000 ASUS PB278Q
1.)i7-4770K4.5GHz GTX 780 Ti 1385/1900 1967 khemist
4.)i7-4770K4.5GHzGTX 780 Ti 1171/2025 1795 MatsGlobetrotter
5.)i7-4770K4.4GHzGTX 780 Ti 1277/1861 1780 20mmrain
7.)i7-4770K4.2GHzGTX 780 Ti 1110/1750 1763 Dj-Electric
10.)i7-4770K3,5GHzGTX 780 Ti ????/???? 1704 theOtherGuy2175
Thus compared to just about anything on the forum there is no one that has such high graphic memory speeds. Is there anyone that has good explanation to such differences?
Thanks Arne,
I am happy with my result and tweaked everything by starting with the GPU overclock but with that as the only means I got around 1750 in the score so the rest is GPU memory boost entirely. Nothing else changed in the setup. Just found it strange that my memory numbers were 125 - 150 Mhz faster than others effectively when looking through the whole list (the above was just the top extract.. (I have not been overclocking anything for the last 8 years so just trying to figure out by reading numbers on various sites 🙂
The explanations you give seems reasonable enough.
It started with a VIC-20... and now it is. Maximus Formula VI Intel 4770K 4.6GHz ASUS GTX780Ti 3GB Corsair Platinum Dominator 16GB 2400MHz Raid Express 240GB Samsung EVO 512 GB SSD Corsair 900D EK watercooling Corsair RM1000 ASUS PB278Q
I am happy with my result and tweaked everything by starting with the GPU overclock but with that as the only means I got around 1750 in the score so the rest is GPU memory boost entirely. Nothing else changed in the setup. Just found it strange that my memory numbers were 125 - 150 Mhz faster than others effectively when looking through the whole list (the above was just the top extract.. (I have not been overclocking anything for the last 8 years so just trying to figure out by reading numbers on various sites 🙂
The explanations you give seems reasonable enough.
🙂 Yes and it really shows that even though others numbers are posted you still have to tweak around in different directions anyway. I did not check what memory chips are there as I had no clue on the differences but will make sure next time.
It started with a VIC-20... and now it is. Maximus Formula VI Intel 4770K 4.6GHz ASUS GTX780Ti 3GB Corsair Platinum Dominator 16GB 2400MHz Raid Express 240GB Samsung EVO 512 GB SSD Corsair 900D EK watercooling Corsair RM1000 ASUS PB278Q
