3DMark Firestrike 2013 Benchmark Thread - Post your scores!

From the member that brought you the Unigine Valley 1.0 Benchmark Thread, may I introduce [drum roll please] :bounce:

The 3DMark Firestrike thread! Come check out other members scores, fine tune your own hardware and share your score. This is the format I'm requesting to participate:

[Username] - [CPU @ Speed in GHz] - [Type of GPU(s) @ Core Speed / Memory Speed] - [Graphics Score]
[Screenshot or link to 3DMark Score]

Example:

[ stickg1 ] - [ i5-3570K @ 4.6GHz ] - [ MSI GTX 670 Power Edition @ 1280/1850 ] - [ 7811 ]



AND/OR

http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1797973

This is not a thread intended to start arguments. It is a thread to share runs and discuss scores and graphics hardware!

Here is a link to where you can read more about the benchmark and download it: http://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmark
 
Ahh, the beauty of SLi! :lol:

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[Wolfram23] - [i5 750 @ 4.2 GHz] - [Asus GTX 770 @ 1240 / 7392] - [8547]
[http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1798412?]

Just got my card yesterday, got a little OC on it but not enough time to really max it out yet.
 


This is 3DMark, see the link at the bottom of the original post for download links. There is a paid version, but you don't need it to participate. The freeware version will do just fine!
 

meowmix44

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It may add 100+ points at most I'd guess. I would like to see though! Like your new profile pic!
UPDATE: You have a 2600K? That is nice! These sandy bridge processors are the best aren't they?
 
also depends how much SLI driver development was put into 3Dmark benches
funny how nvidia or amd can make themselves look like superstars in certain benches
I am going to run my 660Ti and also my 7770 CF on this bench as a comparison
theoritically the dual 7770 CF should be a little behind the single 660Ti from the articles I have read
curious how this plays out
 

Thanks, it's a selfie! ;) It's been a while since I OC'd this CPU so it might take me a little while to work out what I did last time. :lol:
 

meowmix44

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Dont worry, the 2600K is the easiest of overclockers. I like to use the preset overclock settings from my AsRock board. All you need to OC is just 30 - 60 seconds, at least for me.
UPDATE: I feel that the only reason my score is such higher than stock is because I have a special 7970 that wasnt voltage locked.
 


The preset on my Asus board usually results in a BSOD unless other tweaks are applied and it has been over a year at least since the last time I OC'd and I have a problem remembering what I did last week let alone a year or more ago! :lol:
 

cklaubur

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Here's my run from a couple of months ago. Had the Crossfired 7770's running at stock settings at the time.

[ cklaubur ] - [ I5-3570K @ 4.2 GHz ] - [ 2x MSI 2PMD1GD5/OC @ 1020 core, 1125 mem ] - [ 5412 ]


I'm getting ready to run with my overclocked settings to see the difference.

Casey
 

RussK1

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I've had it for 3-4 months I think (it's not a good clocker... will only hit 1200 on the core with a modded bios). I want another then I'm good until Maxwell... or unless we start seeing 3rd party coolers for the 290X because at this point I don't want another 6990. While the cards were great, they were loud.

 


Good guess! http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1799557