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Really nice!

Really nice!

i like to see so many points. moderator will delete it. Soo.. you posted this on purpose?

Very nice score mate! Really showing the result of your effort:).

Thnx man:) Really like the ss unit..

agreed here.

Thanks man.. Really appreciate it:)

1.15 or 1.2 not 100% sure..

Really got to love that cpu:)

Thanks:)! Might try a vmod to push it a little further:)

Omg! Hahaha wtf.. They are just 100% the same screenshots.. Nice catch. The submission of RBUASS is liked by one person.. Just wondering if it is liked by Joe9obr ?

A bit? http://www.hwbot.org/submission/2207307_nedernakker_3dmark05_radeon_hd_3870_x2_43999_marks

Seems obvious when running sli/cfx. Not needed for single card benches

Wow.. Sick!

A closed loop ln2 stock cooler hahahaha

Hi , Is there an option to use something like an RSS feed to post all new submissions of team X automatically to facebook (using rss grafitti)?

http://hwbot.org/submission/2199933_ 1026 core clock

Done that:) Already tried 2 were the submit date were the latest. But no luck. Well allready at 1000 core now:) so making progress.

Ok.. But where to get the newer bios:P. By the way, the method of BenchZowner also works;)

You my man, are the hero of the day.. Also tried AMD gpu clock tool, but that was version 0.98. This version does the job. Thank you so much!

Hi, Strange issue here.. I have a old 2600PRO ddr3 and wanted to play with it to get some results. Installed voltmods etc to get going. Then strange thing occurs.. Till 860 core clock no problems, still on default voltage and 100% stable. Then I wanted to raise the core clock to 910 (for this example) and than GPU-Z shows 40! That means that from 870 on it starts counting at 0 again. If i set 910 core clock in Msi afterburner, rivatuner detects that 910 has been set, but gpu-z says 40. Also benches crash when starting, so it is really 40. And if i raise the core clock in rivatuner it up's again as normal.. Till I reach 860+ again. What can this be? I tried some biosses from techpowerup to see if it is a bios issue, but all biosses have this problem. Can it be a hardware clock limit or something?

Yea it asks for cold..

I know, spent more time in other benches, and was almost out of time. So a quick run 01 had to do it:(.

Is this the max? 1.76v + ln2 = 4.7ghz does not really seem to be a logic combination:P.

Not really much to zombie with this kind of power supply on the card.