Benchmark nvidia 770...

[Heaven12]

State that I am an Italian and I can not speak English, so excuse me if there are errors, I'm helping with a translator xD

Hello guys. I wanted to ask you one thing .. I have a nvidia palit 770's with 2 GB of ram. I did the Unigine Heaven 3.0 benchmark score and I came out in 1010 but here it says that the nvidia 770 should do 1108, now I'm wondering, because to me it lower?

I may not know why but I wanted confirmation from you.

Basically I turned on the program and I clicked RUN and I did stress the card for 10 minutes. After that I pressed consecutively benchmark for him to do the test. So it may be from this? That the board took the test starting already stressed out?

Then I wanted to know something else, the test is best done with Unigine Heaven 3.0 or 4.0?

Last thing: during the "RUN" at the top there are various buttons, if you have to press them to someone? Except that of the audio is optional.

I await answers and thanks in advance

 

[Jaydip]

You have the identical system?

 

[Heaven12]

You have the identical system?

I do not know, this is my video card, look at: http://www.e-key.it/prod-vga-palit-nvidia-geforce-gtx-770-core-10461085mhz-memory-gddr5-7010mhz-2gb-dvi-hdmi-dp-38829.htm

but, as I also wrote above, it may be that I did not put stress on the board for 10 minutes consecutively, and I did do the benchmark? how about if I try again the benchmark without stressing the card with the "RUN" 10 minutes?

But it is better Unigine Heaven 3.0 or 4.0?

@Jaydip

Edit: Now that I read better, the mhz of the two cards are different, in fact mine is 1046/1085MHz instead in that thread is written 1306/1950

so that explains it

 

[Heaven12]

But it is better Unigine Heaven 3.0 or 4.0?

 

[lehtv]

nvm.

 

[Heaven12]

nvm.

Ok ^_^

 

[ocre]

State that I am an Italian and I can not speak English, so excuse me if there are errors, I'm helping with a translator xD

Hello guys. I wanted to ask you one thing .. I have a nvidia palit 770's with 2 GB of ram. I did the Unigine Heaven 3.0 benchmark score and I came out in 1010 but here it says that the nvidia 770 should do 1108, now I'm wondering, because to me it lower?

I may not know why but I wanted confirmation from you.

Basically I turned on the program and I clicked RUN and I did stress the card for 10 minutes. After that I pressed consecutively benchmark for him to do the test. So it may be from this? That the board took the test starting already stressed out?

Then I wanted to know something else, the test is best done with Unigine Heaven 3.0 or 4.0?

Last thing: during the "RUN" at the top there are various buttons, if you have to press them to someone? Except that of the audio is optional.

I await answers and thanks in advance

There are several gtx 770s in your link:
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2313189

1108 - GTX770 @ 1306/1950 - John Tauwhare
1079 - 7970 @ 1360/1690 - elfear
1075 - GTX680 @ 1333/1792 - takenoprisoners
1065 - 7950 @ 1300/1800 - face2face
1061 - GTX680 @ 1280/1829 - aarontpx
1057 - GTX770 @ 1207/1793 - pcmax
1033 - GTX680 @ 1320/1650 - p monks
1026 - GTX670 @ 1306/1825 - stahlhart
1015 - 7970 @ 1140/1805 - sohaltang
1010 - 7970 @ 1150/1825 - lujiki
1010 - 7950 @ 1235/1700 - Insanitic
1009 - GTX680 @ 1136/1702 - Lavans
1001 - GTX680 @ 1215/1714 - sable
1001 - 7950 @ 1200/1500 - pmonks
995 - 7950 @ 1215/1675 - ballathefeared
984 - 7950 @ 1230/1625 - rikard
982 - 7970 @ 1150/1600 - mir96ta
975 - 7950 @ 1175/1600 - spinejam
965 - 7970 @ 1150/1600 - (sic)klown12
954 - GTX680 @ 1202/1625 - cookiemonster
944 - 7950 @ 1150/1600 - fastx
919 - GTX670 @ 1230/1683 - cmdrdredd
911 - 7950 @ 1100/1500 - futurefields
901 - GTX670 @ 1200/1600 - ThusIRefuteTHee
982 - GTX770 @ 1202/1753 - nitromullet

Your results would be in between. There are other factors that contribute to your score, such as: CPU and its speed (Mhz), your ram and configuration, boost clocks-GPU turbo settings.

Unless you are running the exact same system, the results will vary. Every time you run the benchmark, the results vary.

You can gain performance by overclocking your CPU and GPU. Have you set your gpu power target, temperature target, GPU clock offset?

 

[powruser]

Your results are perfectly normal. The 770 that scored 1108 was clocked VERY high.

 

[Heaven12]

There are several gtx 770s in your link:
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2313189

1108 - GTX770 @ 1306/1950 - John Tauwhare
1079 - 7970 @ 1360/1690 - elfear
1075 - GTX680 @ 1333/1792 - takenoprisoners
1065 - 7950 @ 1300/1800 - face2face
1061 - GTX680 @ 1280/1829 - aarontpx
1057 - GTX770 @ 1207/1793 - pcmax
1033 - GTX680 @ 1320/1650 - p monks
1026 - GTX670 @ 1306/1825 - stahlhart
1015 - 7970 @ 1140/1805 - sohaltang
1010 - 7970 @ 1150/1825 - lujiki
1010 - 7950 @ 1235/1700 - Insanitic
1009 - GTX680 @ 1136/1702 - Lavans
1001 - GTX680 @ 1215/1714 - sable
1001 - 7950 @ 1200/1500 - pmonks
995 - 7950 @ 1215/1675 - ballathefeared
984 - 7950 @ 1230/1625 - rikard
982 - 7970 @ 1150/1600 - mir96ta
975 - 7950 @ 1175/1600 - spinejam
965 - 7970 @ 1150/1600 - (sic)klown12
954 - GTX680 @ 1202/1625 - cookiemonster
944 - 7950 @ 1150/1600 - fastx
919 - GTX670 @ 1230/1683 - cmdrdredd
911 - 7950 @ 1100/1500 - futurefields
901 - GTX670 @ 1200/1600 - ThusIRefuteTHee
982 - GTX770 @ 1202/1753 - nitromullet

Your results would be in between. There are other factors that contribute to your score, such as: CPU and its speed (Mhz), your ram and configuration, boost clocks-GPU turbo settings.

Unless you are running the exact same system, the results will vary. Every time you run the benchmark, the results vary.

You can gain performance by overclocking your CPU and GPU. Have you set your gpu power target, temperature target, GPU clock offset?

In what way? You mean by MSI afterburner? If you mean by that program, I need help on how to set

Core Clock (Mhz)
Memory Clock (Mhz)
Power Limit (%)

Here's a picture:

 

[Carfax83]

In what way? You mean by MSI afterburner? If you mean by that program, I need help on how to set

Core Clock (Mhz)
Memory Clock (Mhz)
Power Limit (%)

Start conservatively. I would start with Core Clocks first, by increasing it by 20mhz initially, and then 10mhz increments until you experience stability issues or graphic anomalies. If that occurs, lower the core clocks by 5mhz increments until the problem disappears.

You'll need to run a benchmark more demanding than Heaven, or better yet, play an intensive game like Crysis 3. The "Root of all Evil" level in Crysis 3 is extremely graphic intensive, so that's the one I usually use to stress test.