3DMark Vantage High on 5770 + i7 920 @ 4,2GHz

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3DMark Vantage High Preset. Full system specs:

CPU: Intel Core i7 920 C0 @ 4200MHz (21x200) 1.49V + Arctic Silver 5 (HT enabled)
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 + SilverStone 800~2600rpm 107.9 CFM
GPU: Club3D ATi Radeon HD 5770 @ default clocks and with default cooling
Motherboard: Asus P6T X58
RAM: Corsair XMS3 3x2GB DDR3 1203MHz 8-8-8-20
PSU: Corsair HX1000W
HDD's - 2x Western Digital 10000rpm 37GB raptors in Raid0 (OS) + 300GB Maxtor 7200rpm (storage)
DVD Drive: LG GSA-H55L 20x DVD writer
Hardcano 13 fan controller + 4x temp- sensors
Case: Chieftec GH-01BW-OP
1x 120mm fan (back) and 2x 80mm fans (front)
Logitech G15 keyboard
Logitech G9 mouse
Samsung T240 - 24 inch 1920x1200 5ms 20000:1 Dynamic Contrast

Graphics driver: ATi Catalyst 9.12 hotfix
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit

Camera used to record the video in 1280x720 (720p): Sony DSC-W290

Monitoring software used:

CPU-Z version 1.52.2 (CPU specifications)
TechPowerUp GPU-Z version 0.3.8 (GPU specifications, voltages and idle temperatures)
MSI Afterburner v1.4.0 hardware monitor (GPU load temperatures, GPU usage and fan speed)
ATi Catalyst Control Center (showing that GPU fan speed is at automatic)
RealTemp 3.00 (CPU idle and load temperatures)
Windows Task Manager (CPU usage)

If you have any questions feel free to ask them!

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  • Did u have Hyperthread enabled? Do you know why some with i7 is getting 40-55k on cpu score in vantage?

  • @Tiltentei - Yes. They have PhysX cheat enabled or have a very big overclock on the CPU.

  • @arvutihull

    So if you turn of physX you will get around 23-26k on cpu score with same o.c?

  • @Tiltentei - PhysX can be turned on only with nVidia GPUs.

  • Cypherus21 is right. Pumping voltage to the CPU isn't the only way to maintain stability; if you increased the VVT a little, you could probably drop the CPU voltage pretty significantly. 1.49V is way too much, but I still think it could survive for longer than most would expect.

  • @lolhehe420 - Yes, increasing VTT doesn't help much though, at least it doesn't for me. 1.49V is not too much, it's a C0/C1 chip, not D0.

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  • thats nothing. i got a pentium 2 266 mhz running mine sweeper at 40 fps

  • nice! the 5770 is so cheap and so damn good! :D

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  • @arvutihull nah they just have an nvidia card or physx card. or the physx hack. 6ghz couldnt even do the same as a physx card

  • that shits roars thumbs up

  • that shits roars

  • @Cypherus21 I run my Phenom ii x4 B55 @ 4.0 @ 1.44V for Several Hours a day, but usually idle. I'll play a game here and there for an hour or two, then it Idles for awhile again. The idle temps drop to 32C and game loads are about 41-43C? Am I still ok? I assume I am, and my system shows no sign of instability.CPU cooler is a Zalman 9500a, and I used Artic Silver 5 compound.

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