3DMark 11 (DX11) Benchmark Scores

[JackalStomper]

I upgraded


www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4930126

Don't plan on overclocking anything.

No they have a limit enforced in bios, which I would need to mod.

My MSI 670 has voltage unlocked in afterburner, not that I'm going to be toying with it anytime soon.

[Cortexian]

It's pretty safe to overclock temporarily to run benchmarks, just set your fan speeds to manual and 100% while testing for the highest degree of safety. You could easily OC a 670 to 680 spec.

[JackalStomper]

I could, and know its not any real danger as long as I don't go ramming up the volts too high. I just have no desire to do so.
The 8000 series of course are known for their ability to hit close to 5ghz on air, and I could probably push a lot from it, but again same answer.

[Cortexian]

So I updated my Performance score in here with my Titan-equipped system...

[Tnnaas]

I'm cry. ;_;


http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7783418?

But really, it is just a lelbad computer.

[InnerGoat]

Haven't seen any Pentium 4s glued together in a while....

pick up a core2duo for 10 dollars on ebay if your motherboard supports it for 2x the performance in everything~

[Tnnaas]

It's a Pentium Dual Core E5700. :x

Versus a $10 or less Core 2 Duo E7600, it's only about a 7% performance increase.
If I were to go for the Core 2 Duo E8600, which can be anywhere from $30-$80, I would get about a 32%-36% performance increase.

Why waste money on little upgrades that don't make a desirable mark? Like I said in the other thread though, I'll be weighing my needs and build a new computer with price/performance in mind.

[InnerGoat]

3dmark sucks it says Pentium D right on the screenshot lol. Though it was the original, not the later core based one welp...

[Cortexian]

http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7802863

Now with 4930k, lol.

[Higuy]

http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7814495?

meh. I'd still like to get another of the same gpu and see how that works out with crossfire but there still kind of expensive.