Mistwalker
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Running 6950 CF with shader-unlocked BIOS, getting 5GB/sec one way and 500 MB/sec the other. CPU-Z does confirm 16x/16x PCI lane speeds...
but you have to wonder whether is a driver issue or hardware problem.
Actually, I did read your *first* thread, and saw no reason why you felt it necessary to make a new thread about problems with the same video card and system.From you're quote you sure didn't read my reference thread.
Actually, I did read your *first* thread, and saw no reason why you felt it necessary to make a new thread about problems with the same video card and system.
a unique problem with a specific combination of intel mainboards (x58/P55)
When I run this tool on my Radeon 5770 it kicks the GPU clock up from idle to 3d speeds. My guess is the 6xxx series has a different power management config that keeps the GPU at idle when doing this test since no rendering is happening, and thus can't max out the GPU->CPU transfer.
Try manually clocking your card up or running a 3d app to force it into 3d clocks then run the test.
I used GPUZ to check when i ran it on my x-fired 6950s.Nope, my 6950 clocked up automatically as well.
I used GPUZ to check when i ran it on my x-fired 6950s.
Main card clocked up , but the second card did not.
It doesnt seem to hinder gaming performance at all though as mentioned earlier.
Ok, i'll do it later tonight when i get a chance, but i doubt it will matter because even a single card should hit more than 700-800mbs.The test run it on the first device (first card..) then second device..
It say's DEVICE: 1 when you start it.
Ok, i'll do it later tonight when i get a chance, but i doubt it will matter because even a single card should hit more than 700-800mbs.
I'm on my laptop now so i can't.
Anyway, after reading Bill Braskys link above i'm not as concerned about it as i was when i first ran this test, and to be honest i would have never noticed if it wasn't for this thread since my gaming/benchmarks seem right on par with what they should be.
BTW: GPUZ does report PCI-E 2.0 x 16 @ x16 2.0 for my cards in case anyone asks me to check that.
Ben1979,
Just curious , I didn't read all of your other threads, are you getting poor gaming and/or benchmark performance that led you to try this test?
Or is this the only test that seems "off/odd" with your setup?