Friday, 01.04.2011
Moonman & tiborrr's first proper run on a reference 580 GTX. CBB & Vgpu mods we're working but the card was unfortunately tripping the over current protection. I believe this card has a potential for 1200-1220MHz GPU throughout the whole batch of 3DMarks We've used lithium based grease and closed-cell insulation (armaflex) for card's insulation. The newly tuned cascade, which is now equipped with Piotres' 52mm evaporator lineset, held the load very well.
System:
- Intel Ci7 2600K (D2)
- Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4-B3 (P67 Express)
- 2x2GB Exceleram Red Culvert E30104A DDR3-1600 C6
- nVidia reference GTX 580 1536MB GDDR5 - Vgpu mod, Cbb mod
- 8GB Team Combo SSD, 320GB Samsung F3
- 750W Seventeam V-Force PSU
Cooling:
- CPU: mini single-stage (-30°C)
- NB: stock - aircooled
- GPU: tiborrr's D.I.Y. cascade (R-507/R-1150) @ -90°C
Results:
#6 3DMark2001SE: 124.419
#60 3DMark03: 154.767
#92 3DMark05: 51.277
#48 3DMark06: 41.681
#31 Aquamark3: 421.995
The card before being greased up:
Vgpu mod, later acompanied with CBB mod:
Moonman greasing up the card:
Greasing detail:
Armaflex sandwich:
Grease up those DVI ports dude!
First boot, Moonman showing tiborrr the Vcore limits of his CPU :
Frames by the end of 3DMark03's GT3.
Still the no.1 benchmark, the 2001SE:
I/O bracket and DVI ports freezing up despite being vented by heavy duty fans:
Birds-eye view:
Cold in action:
Best OC Regards,
N.
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