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    Overclocker "Smoke" takes 3dmark 11 world record with R9 290X

    Russian overclocker "Smoke" Has taken the 3dmark 11 Single GPU world record with an R9 290X on LN2 clocked at 1500/1762. To do this he used a Ivybridge-E clocked at an amazing 6000mhz on an Asrock X79 Xtreme 6. His 3dmark 11 score was 22640 marks overtaking k|ngp|n's previous 22593 marks with a GTX Titan. Congratulations to both Smoke, and AMD
    http://hwbot.org/submission/2443921_...0x_22640_marks

    He has also take the OVERALL 3dmark 11 world record with 4 R9 290X clocked at 1,435/1,650MHz on a brand new asus rampage X79 Black edition motherboard with the same processor running 6000mhz!
    http://hwbot.org/submission/2441980_...0x_41531_marks
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    I dont get it, how does a very badly clocking and very hot card do this ? Reading many comments here it would seem impossible.Witchcraft.
    All it proves ,is that hawaii is a proper contender to kepler cards, only change will be if 780 Ti has more shaders unlocked than titan.
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    It just means that the stock cooler is a pos... and doesn't even show a tiny spec of what potential the card really has.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vario View Post
    I dont get it, how does a very badly clocking and very hot card do this ? Reading many comments here it would seem impossible.Witchcraft.
    All it proves ,is that hawaii is a proper contender to kepler cards, only change will be if 780 Ti has more shaders unlocked than titan.
    voltmods & LN2 work wonders

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    Quote Originally Posted by vario View Post
    I dont get it, how does a very badly clocking and very hot card do this ? Reading many comments here it would seem impossible.Witchcraft.
    All it proves ,is that hawaii is a proper contender to kepler cards, only change will be if 780 Ti has more shaders unlocked than titan.
    Lame stock cooler and nvidia propoganda/misinformation?
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    Some at hwbot is saying it's not valid because it had tessellation on the wrong settings. We all know this is a pretty new card and detection might be bad but yeah, hopefully some light will be shed with regards to this.

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    Disabled Tesselation is allowed via HWBot rules, but Futuremark HOF rules require Tess to be enabled.
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    Not sure i totally follow anything you said, but regardless of that you helped me come up with a very good idea....
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    Turning tess off is a common - and allowed - tweak on AMD scores. Has been since the first person complained about it when the HD 7970s came out. I'm not venturing an opinion on the matter, just letting you know.
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    There shouldn't need to be opinions. If Radeons don't do as much work as Geforces because a feature has been flat out disabled in the control panel, then that's a cheat. End of story. The fact that it doesn't violate Hwbot rules just means that Hwbot rules run contrary to common sense and should be taken with a grain of salt.

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    so it is allowed for both amd and nvidia, and nvidia's also turn tess off??? then no problem.


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    Quote Originally Posted by kromosto View Post
    so it is allowed for both amd and nvidia, and nvidia's also turn tess off??? then no problem.
    Cannot be done with Nvidia.....hmmm maybe because they do not need it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by VoodooProphetII View Post
    Cannot be done with Nvidia.....hmmm maybe because they do not need it?
    strange.. then no overclock scores are taken at same condition.


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    Quote Originally Posted by K404 View Post
    Disabled Tesselation is allowed via HWBot rules, but Futuremark HOF rules require Tess to be enabled.
    Thanks, that cleared things up. Move along guys, nothing to argue here. If you want to, head over to hwbot.
    Last edited by blindbox; 10-29-2013 at 02:47 PM. Reason: Removed my edit, ambiguous info.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hurleybird View Post
    The fact that it doesn't violate Hwbot rules just means that Hwbot rules run contrary to common sense.
    I disagree. HWBot made the rule around the fact that the option to disable Tess is in the AMD-released driver control panel. It's an OFFICIAL option, therefore cannot be excluded. nVidia cards have/had LOD options, ATI (at the time) did not. The effect of LOD in older benches is MASSIVE. Shoe, other foot. Yin-yang..... each side has its tweaks
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    Agreed with the reasons hwbot allowed it but it still would be nice to see and compare the scores where both cards trying to do the same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by K404 View Post
    I disagree. HWBot made the rule around the fact that the option to disable Tess is in the AMD-released driver control panel. It's an OFFICIAL option, therefore cannot be excluded. nVidia cards have/had LOD options, ATI (at the time) did not. The effect of LOD in older benches is MASSIVE. Shoe, other foot. Yin-yang..... each side has its tweaks
    Don't forget 2 wrongs don't make a right. While I do understand the reason for the rule, the 290X should have it enabled. Unless it's too weak to be able to push out those scores with Tess on, in which case it shouldn't be a enthusiast part.

    Still, it's an impressive score.
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    I completely see why the performance of a card should be compared apples: apples and I agree.

    "but"

    that's an approach for reviews. Reviews still paint it as a good card, if not a bit on the toasty side. Competitive benching = score. "horses for courses"
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    Quote Originally Posted by K404 View Post
    I completely see why the performance of a card should be compared apples: apples and I agree.

    "but"

    that's an approach for reviews. Reviews still paint it as a good card, if not a bit on the toasty side. Competitive benching = score. "horses for courses"
    I agree with this, it's not a review site and it's not meant to compare cards like you do in reviews. The only aim is to get the highest score with no cheats.
    If this was a comparison then the voltmods should also not be allowed.
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