Firestrike scores

Not quite sure what you are asking. Hardware is all the same. Just trying different clocks on both gpu and cpu, with a healthy dose of cold air blasting the rad.

Well, like with any other benchmark, there will be some variation between different runs even if you don't change anything. On my system it's roughly 1%, which would on your system mean ~200 points, but I don't know if the variation is directly scalable like that. If you really want to see what the OC is achieving, you should run the test at least a couple of times and see if the average result changes. It's also worth it because you can score extra points "for free".

1.55 Vc and 1.85 V for memory on gpu

Edited by DooRules - 05 Mar 2016 at 11:38pm

Yes, the Firestrike score is amazing, but there is something else amazing lurking in DooRules screenshot. That is this:



Yes, an OC of his i7-6700K to 5.1GHz!!     

That is on his ASRock Z170 Extreme7+ board! This board is really not ASRock's ultimate Skylake board for over clocking. That is the Z170 OC Formula.

DooRules, you might want to validate that OC on CPU-Z, just to be... well... validated!!

The Core Voltage we can see is actually the VID, which may not be the true VCore. HWiNFO64 will display the true VCore on this board. That is shown under the ASRock Z170 Extreme7+ (Nuvoton NCT6791D) heading.

DooRules, what voltage setting in the UEFI were you using for your 5.1GHz OC?

That might have been a so called suicide run, but it certainly lasted long enough to run the Firestrike benchmark without crashing, right?

IMO, this OC deserves a thread of its own in this sub-forum.

I validated a better one parsec...   the 5.1 is no suicide run, can run it for as long as bench session lasts, no problem, just need cold air 

Edited by DooRules - 16 Mar 2016 at 10:20am