Azrael181

Benchmark: Time Spy CPU: i9-10900k GPU: 6900 xt GPU Core: 2,756 MHz GPU Memory: 2,150 MHz Score: 21,367 Graphics: 22,934 Cpu: 15,406 3DMark Link: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/21649352

This run was at 5.4ghz all core. I didn't do process shutdowns or anything. 24/7 is 5.1ghz all core. I did this mostly see if I could. If I tweaked I could get a lot higher.

That is a Radeon HD4670

Just noticed my entry got on the list. At those settings it boosts to 2160. I should have done a second gpuz in that screenshot with max sensors.

Too hot in florida to really push it but here is my addition.

You can see the tab on this motherboard. It locks into the little hook at end of video card pcie slot tab. So the only other think that can hold it is at back of case. Can't for 100% see but it looks like the blank tab is over the gpu bracket at end of case. If that bracket is free and that plastic lock is pushed out of way the card should come out.

There is a holding tab you can see at backside of card. I attached a picture with it circled and direction to move it. Using something non conductive and not sharp move it then pull card out.

First post so lets make it a good one. Disclaimer: These 2 results were not from a stable tested system. This system is stable at 5.2 no avx max temp prime95 74degrees. This was just to see if one system would post at 5.3ghz, Then was why not try and post at 5.4ghz. Benchmark: Time Spy CPU: I9 9900KF - direct die GPU: 2080 TI Kingpin GPU: Core 2190 MHz GPU: Memory 2056 MHz Score: 16258 https://www.3dmark.com/spy/7927285 Pushed alittle more, currently my ram is holding me back for any higher. Stuck with ddr4 3600 16-18-18-36 Score: 16309 https://www.3dmark.com/spy/7927511