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Anyone explain this result ??

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The result doesn't seem out of place for the clocks he reports, only problem I see it the core clock being read as double actual in GPU-Z. Anybody else had that bug?

Don't be redunkeyless mang, cpu score is high and don't tell me he up-clocked it for the cpu test and downclocked for the screeny.

 

Helluva an A for effort getting groovy and sporting some premium home brew chiller action tho. :thumbsup: for that.

Don't be redunkeyless mang, cpu score is high and don't tell me he up-clocked it for the cpu test and downclocked for the screeny.

 

Helluva an A for effort getting groovy and sporting some premium home brew chiller action tho. :thumbsup: for that.

Yeah nice GPU clocks with a water chiller for sure. :D

 

The CPU score looks normal to me.

My 980x at 4.55ghz got 41K CPU score http://hwbot.org/community/submission/985172_linuxfan_3dmark_vantage___performance_radeon_hd_5870_24663_marks

And a teammate's 980x@4.7 got 43K CPU score: http://hwbot.org/community/submission/1007895_mkultra_3dmark_vantage___performance_geforce_gtx_480_27725_marks

What makes you say that its high?

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