If I didn't see wrongly yesterday, yes still got 1 unit 280X Toxic at E-Tech, Lvl 4 BJ Complex. If you want 290/X Tri-X also got.

I just realized that your Tri-X version is different than what some of us have (1000 MHz). Your core clock is slightly slower, at 957 MHz (default is 947 MHz). Anyway, your score is just about the same as mine (1665). Not much difference anyway.

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https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3113014

You want green or red camp? For your budget range, the best-bang-for-buck card is still GTX 760. Can consider Gainward GTX 760 Phantom, around RM845.

No, it is not necessary to turn off your Physx.

R9 270 is good card. Can go for that also.

New entry for Zotac GTX 780 AMP! Edition.

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My initial score was significantly less than that, did some googling and found that the default BIOS gave me a very conservative boost clock, max at around 1084 MHz only (despite the high base clock of 1006 MHz). What was your max observed boost clock for your 780?

So I flashed the latest official BIOS last night and voila, the max boost clock increased to 1163 MHz, and overall Heaven scores increased as a result.

Actually, there is a saying that if nothing's wrong with your card, then there's no need to flash the BIOS. However, after confirming with distributor, my card is still covered by warranty, even in the event that something goes wrong during the BIOS flashing process. So I go ahead to get it done.

Yes, Hexus also reported the exact default max boost clock speed. Your clock speed in the Leaderboard is the max observed boost clock right? I think you should state down the base clock instead.

If not mistaken, you can use GPU-Z to save a copy of your default BIOS, before you flash it to the new one. You can also download the respective BIOS versions from Techpowerup. But since Tri-X 290 is not known to have any issues with its default BIOS per se, I would suggest to refrain from flashing to any newer versions of it, unless absolutely necessary only.

I see, which means your clock speed runs at a constant speed instead of a base and boost speed? Sorry, what was your stable clock speed already?

The reading on GPU-Z is correct, usually they will list the base and boost clock speed. The one that you see in Afterburner is the max boost clock speed. The max boost clock speed is not fixed and depends on how well your chip can boost while remaining within the temperature target. I believe when it shows 324 MHz, that is the lowest speed the card is at, usually when your com is idle or low usage.

Actually your score is on par with mine. What I earlier meant was, what was the max boost clock speed that you observed in Afterburner/Precision? Do you still remember? Just curious how much a manually overclocked reference 780 can reach. Earlier mine running on stock BIOS only 1084 MHz, now the new one allows me to hit 1163 MHz.

LOL, it's ok then. No need to tempt with fate. Last time I think I kena one time, the infinity loop thingy and I also don't know how to recover from it, finally reformat whole com.

Indeed, it is. Right out of the box, it is already so heavily overclocked. I've not yet run Firestrike though, but I reckon my overall score would suck, since newer i7 processors have significantly better Physics score.

Do you OC your card? From GPU-Z, it shows that running at stock speed.

Why suddenly out of the blue this guy's name is mentioned? Any issues?

I tried to find the evidences of cheating, but ayam couldn't find anything? Got sos cili pedas? Perhaps i missed something here.

By golly, memang sama sebiji. Nevertheless, let's give him some benefit of the doubt.

What about the quad Titan results? Legit? terradrive mentioned it was a Project Flatline (Sos).

Just curious, your CPU clock speed for your i7 2600K when running the 3D Mark 11 was at stock 3.4 GHz? Or overclocked?

Repent child, while there is still time. Make sure you pay back to PTPTN.

Work part time already can see your arsenal of weapons. What you do man?