Unigine Valley Benchmark Scores Thread + SUPERPOSITION ***Over 1000 Submissions!***

[Jumper118]

GPUz is useless when a card is BIOS modded... MSI AB seems to be the only thing that reports the clock correctly.

 

I assume GPUz uses a default cards boost table to calculate the "boost" clock 

 

see screenshot, im boosting at 1496mhz but gpuz reports 1370mhz

 

gpuzplz.png

like lays said you need to go on the sensors  tab and just click on gpu core clock till its says max. 

CPU: 4770k @ 4.4 ghz

GPU: 980 Classified @ 1529/2165  (8660 effective)

Average FPS: 86.9

Score: 3638

Setting: ExtremeHD

 

I will do another run later when it's not fucking 85f in my room.  The air cooler on this thing is fucking nuts, 52c under load at 100% fan speed.

 

I'm not even remotely pushing it,

 

I couldn't take a GPU-Z screenshot because for some reason when I clicked "default" on EVGA Precision X, it cut display to my ROG Swift and I had to restart, still no display.

 

Luckily I fixed it, thought something shit the bed for a second there.

i think you cpu is holding you back. also thats the second highest 980 score. 

[Dabombinable]

Well....I've finally got access to a laptop that actually can run Valley at above 1FPS. I wonder just how much its score will change after I clean it out (loads of dust and possible cigarette tar-not from me as I don't smoke and look after computers)

[Lays]

like lays said you need to go on the sensors  tab and just click on gpu core clock till its says max. 

i think you cpu is holding you back. also thats the second highest 980 score.

Yeah I literally took it out of the box, put the air cooler back on and installed it, put +825 on memory and +100 on core, ran the test with 24/7 cpu overclock and didn't change ram.

Dirtiest quickest oc ever lol

I think I'll have my ghetto loop by next week maybe, so then I'll put 1.35v to it and do a run at like 1700/8800.

[Lays]

No go, once it hit 54c it crashed.  It was hovering around 51-53C during the test, when it was 52 & 53 it would start to artifact, then once it hit 54c it instantly crashed.

 

Need water

 

 

[Darkman]

No go, once it hit 54c it crashed.  It was hovering around 51-53C during the test, when it was 52 & 53 it would start to artifact, then once it hit 54c it instantly crashed.

 

Need water

 

 

At least I know I'm not the only person with a EVGA card that likes the mid 50s when overclocked.

[Cheddle]

New high score, watercooled my 980ti. Dont think I can go much higher. was on 1501 boost for the benchmark duration. shit its good to have a near silent rig again...

 

[Reaver]

So, I've noticed since switching to Windows 10 insider I've had some awful stuttering. I tried dropping everything back to stock speeds and its not helped, so I put the system back to just under what I had stable on Win 7 for now. I'm not certain if its bad drivers/ Crossfire support or what. Going to try disabling crossfire and seeing if that helps.  Seems my scores reflect this. Also running FS Ultra shows a similar result with my GPU score dropping dramaticly, though CPU score is similar to what it was.  The stuttering isn't so noticeable at 1080 but at 4k it is unbearable.  Even not noticing the stuttering at 1080 my score still seems lower at 1080 than I would have expected. Though I do imagine its lack of full driver support as of yet. Going to try a single card and see what it looks like.

 

Anyway, for now:

 

CPU: FX-9370 @ 4.8

GPU: 2x R9 290 @ 1000/1320

Average FPS: (1080p) 3255 - (4k) 77.8

Score: (1080p) 3255 - (4k) 1176

 

1080p: 

 

 

and 4k:

 

Anyway, thoughts, comments and/or ideas welcome.

 

Update: Single GPU 4k

[armycombatvet7]

Gigabyte GTX 780Ti OC Edition. This is the average I got after overclocking the card by +100mhz on both GPU and core clocks and setting voltage to 1150mv

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/uploads/gallery/album_3088/gallery_89025_3088_102152.png

[Lays]

Gigabyte GTX 780Ti OC Edition. This is the average I got after overclocking the card by +100mhz on both GPU and core clocks and setting voltage to 1150mv

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/uploads/gallery/album_3088/gallery_89025_3088_102152.png

 

 

At first i was going to say "WTF" but then I realized you weren't on extremeHD preset lol

[Dabombinable]

 

So, I've noticed since switching to Windows 10 insider I've had some awful stuttering. I tried dropping everything back to stock speeds and its not helped, so I put the system back to just under what I had stable on Win 7 for now. I'm not certain if its bad drivers/ Crossfire support or what. Going to try disabling crossfire and seeing if that helps.  Seems my scores reflect this. Also running FS Ultra shows a similar result with my GPU score dropping dramaticly, though CPU score is similar to what it was.  The stuttering isn't so noticeable at 1080 but at 4k it is unbearable.  Even not noticing the stuttering at 1080 my score still seems lower at 1080 than I would have expected. Though I do imagine its lack of full driver support as of yet. Going to try a single card and see what it looks like.

 

Anyway, for now:

 

CPU: FX-9370 @ 4.8

GPU: 2x R9 290 @ 1000/1320

Average FPS: (1080p) 3255 - (4k) 77.8

Score: (1080p) 3255 - (4k) 1176

 

1080p: 

 

 

and 4k:

 

Anyway, thoughts, comments and/or ideas welcome.

 

Update: Single GPU 4k

 

Looking at your setup, and having experienced Windows 10 hammering my Xeon X5450 and Core 2 Duo T7600, your FX 9370 will be the problem.

[armycombatvet7]

At first i was going to say "WTF" but then I realized you weren't on extremeHD preset lol

Yea I see no difference between x4 and x8 so I keep it at x4 because I don't run any of my games above that given the option

[Lays]

Yea I see no difference between x4 and x8 so I keep it at x4 because I don't run any of my games above that given the option

 

If you run "ExtremeHD" preset, then they can add you to the spreadsheet

[Darkman]

If you run "ExtremeHD" preset, then they can add you to the spreadsheet

and a gpu-z screenshot with being told the max boost afterburner reads for the core clock.

[armycombatvet7]

If you run "ExtremeHD" preset, then they can add you to the spreadsheet

Once I find a sweet spot for overclock I'll post my extremehd screenshot, for some stupid reason I can't take a screenshot in the program it self either but yes I'm gonna post both that and the gpu-z screenshot

[armycombatvet7]

Any idea why my temps are soo much lower when I overvolt my card than before?

[Lays]

@Jumper118 I just got a fuckin massive score bro, not even on water yet!!!!

 

 

CPU:  i7 4770k @ 5 GHZ

GPU: GTX 980 Classified @ 1555/8712

Average FPS: 91.2

Score: 3814

Setting: ExtremeHD

 

 

 

[Br3tt96]

 

@Jumper118 I just got a fuckin massive score bro, not even on water yet!!!!

 

 

CPU:  i7 4770k @ 5 GHZ

GPU: GTX 980 Classified @ 1555/8712

Average FPS: 91.2

Score: 3814

Setting: ExtremeHD

 

 

 

 

 

 

That's impressive, but how do you have 1300mV?

 

I can only get 87mV.......

 

[Lays]

That's impressive, but how do you have 1300mV?

 

I can only get 87mV.......

 

q

 

 

When you have a KPE or Classified card, precision X lets you use 1300 mv.

[Br3tt96]

When you have a KPE or Classified card, precision X lets you use 1300 mv.

Now why the heck did I buy this piece of overclocking garbage.... (Rhetorical Question) 

[Raudi_]

When you have a KPE or Classified card, precision X lets you use 1300 mv.

Or you be like me and had 770's that did 1.3v

[Reaver]

Looking at your setup, and having experienced Windows 10 hammering my Xeon X5450 and Core 2 Duo T7600, your FX 9370 will be the problem.

Oh yes, I've absolutely no doubt my FX is hampering performance. My thing is I did not have such noticeable stuttering (in actual) before experimenting with Win 10.  I'm not saying you're wrong as I'm not nearly smart enough to argue that, I just don't get it. I had been assuming maybe it was poor drivers.

[armycombatvet7]

Ok here it is 780Ti Overclocked. I realized the first screenshot was small so I enlarged it and took it again. When I first got this card I couldn't overclock it if my life depended on it and now its cooperating with me finally.

[Raudi_]

Ok here it is 780Ti Overclocked. I realized the first screenshot was small so I enlarged it and took it again. When I first got this card I couldn't overclock it if my life depended on it and now its cooperating with me finally.

idk this is very odd, re run this bench at 100% stock please cause idk your score seems unrealistic for any 780ti at that low of clock speeds.

[Dabombinable]

Oh yes, I've absolutely no doubt my FX is hampering performance. My thing is I did not have such noticeable stuttering (in actual) before experimenting with Win 10.  I'm not saying you're wrong as I'm not nearly smart enough to argue that, I just don't get it. I had been assuming maybe it was poor drivers.

I was talking in reference to having similar problems with Windows 10 with older CPU's. I benchmarked in Windows 7 then upgraded to Windows 10 and the performance of everything was worse.

[Gofspar]

Ok here it is 780Ti Overclocked. I realized the first screenshot was small so I enlarged it and took it again. When I first got this card I couldn't overclock it if my life depended on it and now its cooperating with me finally.

???? not in line?

 

The nine is not in line with the other numbers.