Heaven Benchmark

Polo6RGTI said:

Thanks @Dude. Yes it is very close. I did the resistor shunt mod which boosts the scores considerably. The card can't clock much higher with the stock cooling, but it helps to keep the GPU core clock stable while under heavy load.

I was never brave enough to try the shunt mod, well done

Dude said:

I was never brave enough to try the shunt mod, well done

I soldered two small pieces of adhesive copper foil tape on the two main shunt resistors. It's much safer than using liquid metal which may dislodge the resistors from the PCB after a while.

Thanks again @Dude

Polo6RGTI said:

I soldered two small pieces of adhesive copper foil tape on the two main shunt resistors. It's much safer than using liquid metal which may dislodge the resistors from the PCB after a while.

Thanks again @Dude

Hmmm, I only heard of liquid metal way when I looked. May try that

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
lol soldering that small of an object is whack
If you want to solder just buy another couple of resistors add them on top of the originals you already killed the warranty soldering anything that's why LM is preferred
Add a wall of hot glue around it to contain the LM.

The warranty was already void when I changed the thermal paste with TG Kryonaut.

I truly think the way I did it is way better than what Linus did with the 2080Ti RTX.

05:30

Nice score Doug. Well done.

Thanks guys, Im sure Steve will beat it soon