It's best to run it on 1600x900, just set the resolutions in Unigine Heaven settings.
If resolutions are categorized, it'll be messy.

Yeah, tough luck  , I think there's a way that can force your resolution to higher res but there might be a chance will make your monitor boom lol.

zzz. pay for my work n electricy = =

stock setting, 290x4
dunno abt the score... but seem bad thou lolxxx

EDIT... ohh... forget on crossfire = =zzzz

Just reposting my benchmarks on the AMD discussion thread.
And @ReverseDark, how did you manage to hit that high of a score in a GTX780? 

Running at stock? Or already overclocked?

Yagami5159, I think it would be good if those submitting their scores should indicate the graphic card's core/memory speed. Perhaps you can add a new column inside your leaderboard.

Truly impressive. 1241 MHz is it the max boost clock speed, or base clock? Btw, how about the memory speed?

Updated 

How about mine guys?



Specs;

Intel Core i7-4960X CPU
EVGA Geforce GTX TITAN SC (Quad-SLI)
Corsair Dominator DDR3-2133 4x4 GB
Other things....

Core 979 MHz/Memory 3055 MHz
Core Volt:1.087V

Yes, Waiting for Quad R9 290X or 780 Ti

Just for Info: I'm using Kill o Watt to measure power draw and it seems like my rig runs out with 1383 Watts power.

ill post mine too then
specs as per below, all stock clocks

ReverseDark: Yeah, I feel like I'm using a Vacuum Cleaner, but in a gaming way, heehee . Our family pays electricity bill up to RM700 in specific months(thanks to me who play 7 hours a day!

not yet tempted to try OCing yet, still reading on how much OC i can do and how to OC

but dem stock GTX780 beaten by R9 290

sneak preview of my ASIC score

71 74 78 80 for each ...what do tat mean
i don't think asic work on ATI = =!!..

ASIC? AFAIK, higher could mean better OC's, though some users would doubt that cause they also have same GPU model with <60% ASIC quality and could OC quite well like other people on same GPU with 80 plus. It's quite difficult to use ASIC.

My ASIC on 4 of them: 69.2, 88.1, 83.8, 77.5

BTW, so far ASIC support Nvidia Fermi (Series 400 and later) and AMD Southern Island onwards, if I'm not mistaken.

My old rig, need overhaul soon    Both card running at 1163MHz/3132MHz

Its Fullscreen not windowed lol

Ya oh? 

Anyway, leaderboards will be updated tonight, happy CNY

Heres my single DCU II 780 Ti

I just sold my reference model today to a very nice gentlemen. Now hunt for the next DCU II after new year =D or maybe GTX790