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I ran Heaven three more times with different GPU offsets and with the XOC monitor report running so I didn't have to depend on my eyes (which are fine). Heaven GPU clock always higher than the highest clock reported in XOC.
Weird, but as essenbe mentions I also doubt it has any effect on the Heaven score as I don't think the calculation has anything to do with max GPU clock.
Okay, I see what you mean. For me heaven always shows my max boost, even as my clock drops as the test goes on. It has never shown me a clock higher than what it initially runs at.
Dude; here is my Heaven score (3845) with that 2151MHZ core/boost clock that Heaven reports.
PS: I ran that benchmark two more times with the same core clock and memory offsets. Each time XOC showed the highest GPU clock as 2114. Each time Heaven showed the highest clock as 2151.
Hey, 2114 is what Nvidia's CEO got when presenting Pascal with his somewhat "biased/easy" benchmarking software he was using. I get 2114 (which I think is the valid high clock) with Heaven so I'm not complaining.
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The Unigine benches hardly ever show the clocks correctly. With Maxwell and a custom bios they would, for whatever reason, but with the stock bios files on anything I've ever run, it's wildly inaccurate. I remember it showing my 290X running at 2100 something on the core and at 100000+ degrees c.
GPUz sensors tab ftw. It'll give you everything you need to know for a solid overclock.
Something has changed in using the URL option when posting images. You used to have to unselect " Retrieve remote file and reference locally" to post, now it seems to be required.
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Oh, thank God. I see that also and was seeing several of them in the "funniest pictures" thread a day or so ago which sent me off on a wild goose chase for some problem on my end. LOL
