1080 Classified and OpenCL issues ?

Hi,
Got it going a little bit please don't ask me how
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How?????????????????

Hi,
Yeah OpenCL goes down a little and the score goes up
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Turning resolution down helps with score also

AddRAM said:

Ya but you gotta run the bench at it`s extreme setting or the best it has to earn any respect around here, ah hell look who I`m talkin to

lol, there is no preset for realbench. Any little tricks to help score are good to go. W7 will get you a better score, turning off many unused services as well. There is a post in asus forum where someone has a script you can run to do all this for you. Kills all unneeded services.

doorules said:

lol, there is no preset for realbench. Any little tricks to help score are good to go. W7 will get you a better score, turning off many unused services as well. There is a post in asus forum where someone has a script you can run to do all this for you. Kills all unneeded services.

Hi,
My win-7 score was pathetic

I get better scores using W7, I just don't post them here as this is a W10 forum

Keep an old ssd in the drawer with w7 on it, I use it very rarely these days. Most all of the newer benches do just as well with 10 so really no need anymore. Old habits die hard.

Hi,
I use 7 primarily
I'm just testing this new hardware now once I'm done 10 will be in my drawer where it already is

Only real way to avoid the fall creators mess

Hi,
As far as the topic of my thread here
OpenCL looks as though it is directly linked to memory and gpu memory clocks
Increase both and OpenCL increases or at least is what I've seen happen
Mostly gpu clocks I cranked it up to +150 and opencl increased a tad I would usually only have gpu core clock at +125 could be an anomaly who knows for sure
Plus the gpu memory clock would only be at +595 instead of +650.
No other bench test would run at those settings only realbench does :/