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0. Introduction

 

Since Sandy Bridge-E, we now all know how the 3DMark11 Physics subtest does not only scale well with threads, but also scales very well with memory frequency. Ivy makes memory clocking very interesting again, so why no have a little memory tweaking entertainment using the Physics subtest?!

 

1. LCC rounds

 

Since 3D11 Physics is stressing all cores, it might not be so easy for everyone to run 5GHz low clock, I suggest we get three rankings:

 

I'll make a hidden hwbot hce competition page so it'll be easier to track score and rank.

 

//edit: hidden hce page link => http://hwbot.org/competition/ivy_physics_lcc

 

2. Screenshot requirements

 

  • 3DMark11 score
  • CPU-Z CPU
  • CPU-Z Memory
  • TweakIT / GIGABYTE GTL / ... (other subtiming detail tool)

 

3. Scores

 

3a - 4500 LCC

 

  1. 13095 by zeneffect // Core i7 3770K @ 4500.00 // GA-Z77X-UD5H // G.SKILL Flare @ 1256.1 8-11-8-27
  2. 13080 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 4499.98 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL Flare @ 1317 CL8-12-8-28 1T
  3. 13028 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 4498.02 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL RipjawsZ @ 1363.1 CL10-12-10-24
  4. 12823 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 4500.09 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL RipjawsZ @ 1428.7 CL11-13-13-32 1T
     

 

3b - 6000 LCC

 

  1. 15966 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 5998.01 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL Flare @ 1308.7 CL8-12-8-28 1T

 

3c - Full out

 

  1. ...

 

SELECT "[*][url='http://hwbot.org/submission/",result_id,"/']",ROUND(score),"[/url] by", user.name, "//", cpu_model.model, "@", cpu_oc, "//", mb_model.name, "//", manufacturer.name, memoryproductgroup.label, "@", result.memClock, result.memTimings
FROM result 
JOIN USER USING (user_id)
JOIN cpu_model USING (cpu_id)
JOIN mb_model ON (result.mb_model_id = mb_model.model_id)
JOIN memoryproductgroup ON (result.mem_productgroup_id = memoryproductgroup.memproductgroup_id)
JOIN manufacturer ON (memoryproductgroup.manufacturer_id = manufacturer.manufacturer_id)
WHERE contest_id=369
ORDER BY contest_benchmark_id, score DESC;

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13k for 4500 seems to be the target. I wonder what people with DDR3-3000 would be able to do ... :)

 

do it. i have yet to go over 2680 on ivy. :(

 

fully tuned up to 2650ish i expect 13500... so 3000 is 14k+?

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I tried DDR3-2800C11 without finetuning the subs and it was actually slower than the DDR3-2600+ C10.

 

As long as you can get tight subs and high clocks, I think you should be hitting 13.5K. Not sure if anyone is able to do 14k at 4500, though.

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nice score zen what made you jump 100 points?

my score is up too.

 

tWWSR from 5 to 4 gave me like 50.

 

And TWCL from 8 to 7 gave me quite a bit.

TWCL 6 lost me about 40 points.

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woops tWWSR yes..

 

5 was very stable

4 required some IMC and more VDim, 1.88v to 1.91v for it to be stable

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