Bastiaan_NL

Fingers crossed Fox, I sure hope you'll have more luck with the ASUS. And congrats with the new card, I'm jealous they are that 'cheap' over there. Over here I would pay about €2350 for one, that's $2480

I guess I had more luck with Asus, but I just said that with my fingers crossed Also, a quick run with a single 1080Ti on the Apex Z790. For some reason the Physics test dropped 2k after the first 2 runs, but I didn't have time to do it all over again. /img/logo.png Bastiaan_NL`s 3DMark - Fire Strike score: 31644 marks with a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti HWBOT.ORG The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti @ 2088/1501MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the 3DMark - Fire Strike benchmark. Bastiaan_NLranks #null worldwide and #20 in the hardware class. Find out more at HWBOT.

Well, that's messed up... Time for a Strix?

Yeah, when you are able to beat a lot of LN2 results just with a few tweaks here and there.. I'm not complaining though, worth a lot of points and I bet many of those guys don't have the hardware anymore

That's a huge difference!

So I did some testing. [Edit] I was having some problems with getting the overclock to work properly, so don't look too closely at the Physics score. Limited on time, so will probably figure that out later. 5 P-cores with HT and 3 without plus 16 E-cores = 29 threads: 8 P-cores with HT plus 16 E-cores = 29 threads: 8 P-cores with HT plus 16 E-cores + no E-cores in GT1 and a little bump in GPU clocks (third place in hardware class):

That's an interesting idea, but I'm afraid it hurts the Physics test more than it'll benefit the Combined test. I'm pretty sure there is a thing called HT per core but I need to check the bios for that.

Bring back the LN2 hardware J! We need to see the frozen pots on record breaking hardware

Oh, I thought it was you pretending to work on that hardware Thanks, Oliver was very good with Plexi(or whatever it was made of). I had the idea in my head for some time, so we decided to give it a try for a competition. Sadly they valued a few modifications on an existing case more than a custom build, so we didn't win anything besides the payout from the insurance. As far as the Gold OCZ goes, I don't own it anymore otherwise I could have some fun with it. I was stupid or smart enough to sell most of my hardware at the time, and now I regret not having most of that cool stuff anymore. On the other hand, I didn't have room to store it at the time and my mom would have killed me if I kept everything This is what I always say when I'm playing with older hardware, how responsive it feels and how good it usually works (also with Windows 7 installed).

So I decided to take a look on one of my old backup drives and I had so much fun looking through the stuff I found there! For instance, a folder filled with overclocking software and benchmarks from around 2009 Sorry for photodumping here, but man these were good times! Living at my parents place, playing with (still cheap) hardware... This was the first computer I bought myself, with an Athlon X2 5600+ and a 8600GT. In this picture I already upgraded to a 9600GT though. One might think that my hobby escalated the past year or two, but I was the same 15 years ago Folding at home around 2009, trying to keep temps in check during the summer: And another system running folding@home, or maybe benchmarks at this point... My first voltmodded card, an EVGA GTS250 done by CL3P20 from OCN: My second voltmodded card, a GTX275 done by CL3P20 from OCN. Usually ran this one at stock voltage, besides a few benchmarks I did. And one of the cases I regret selling, a CoolerMaster ATCS840. One of the coolest builds, a custom case made by Oliver and me. The idea came from me, he did the Plexi cutting etc and shipped it to me. There was some damage and we got a full refund from the shipping company, as we insured it for 1k worth because of all the work put into it

Haha no, this is the board with the messed up socket and a Dutch overclocker fixed it

I'm still waiting for the moment you put that cool stuff to good use again bud, even if it's just for fun and not submitting the results Also, I recieved a message that gave me the chills (in a very positive way):

A copper pot without LN2, maybe a bit because it has more surface area. A copper pot with LN2? Well, as long as you can fill it fast enough, the socket heater can keep the back of the board warm enough and you have everything covered in vaseline or liquid tape...

It will heat up and stay warm for a long time, it won't dissipate the thermal energy to the surrounding air fast enough. Maybe useful if you've got cold feet, take it with you in bed to keep you warm Instead I'd machine a nice big hole from the top to the bottom through that copper bar and make it into an LN2 pot

This is my reality, buying more GPU's than I go out for groceries

I really enjoyed my 3080Ti, it was in my main system for a long time and after that I sold it to a friend who's now using it in his main system. No shame in buying used products either, I do it all the time! So have fun with that card

The EHW boostyboiz crew :D

I heard that rumor too, and if that's true it would be very bad.. 8p = good points and a lot of fun on the bot, and for the main I'd stick with the 13900k(s/f).

I agree with all of the above If, for some reason, it ends up being a crazy good performer for globals I might pull the trigger and get one of them. I just don't want to buy another motherboard..

Not really tempted for now, but I bet it's gonna be a good chip! Investing in an AM5 montherboard and a CPU to go with it will set me back at least €1600 ish, maybe even more depending on how they inflate the price in Europe. And as far as the 7800X3D goes, for 250 less it'll be a fun one for gamers for sure.

That card went to my brother and withhout watercooling it might be a bit dangerous

Those inno3d cards are 450w anyways, nothing to worry about

Haha, the addiction is real

That's right, I do look around for errors in subs and reports though. But usually our submissions are pretty decent compared to the rest of the hwbot community