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My New M1710 7900 GTX Breaks 10,000 Points in 3DMark05

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I don't know if this has been done yet.

Lapped & AS5'd CPU and GPU Heatsink.
Using XG_MobileForce_84.56_v2.40

10,055 was at 644 Core 727 Memory

Full screenshots are here:
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/asvfs/...svfs/my_photos
LL
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post #3 of 69
Wow, that's a hell of a score man. Nice work.
post #4 of 69
HOT StEAMING DIGGIDY!!!!
post #5 of 69
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Originally Posted by mZimm
Wow, that's a hell of a score man. Nice work.
Thanks! Do you guys know if anyone has broke 10k?
post #6 of 69
is it stable?

if not, that score means nothing.
post #7 of 69
Nice! No one has broken 10k...

Is it stable?
post #8 of 69
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Originally Posted by Inspiron9100
Nice! No one has broken 10k...

Is it stable?

Yep it is stable wouldn't of posted had it not been. Lap the heatsinks and put some AS5 on em. The stuff they use is a harder compound and comes off pretty easy.

I think I may off figured out something.

For those of you trying to reach 10k have you noticed a bottleneck from 9920 - 10k where no matter how much you increase the core or memory it doesn't help?

Me too so I started trying to isolate the problem.

I started with the ram because I have 2 gigs of Transend JM488Q643A-6. My XPS came with some Hynix chips. Once I put the transend in my scores stopped bottlenecking.

Same everything except ram:
Hynix = 9989, 9962, and 9987
Transend = 10010, 10055, and 10023

Can anyone else verify this? My testing is pretty conclusive the Hynix ram is bottlenecking scores under 10k.
post #9 of 69
Maybe Zyb will chime in here, he broke 10k in mark05.
post #10 of 69
Great job, 10k is quite the score... Especially for a laptop
post #11 of 69
Ya, I broke 10K a few days back but haven't had time to post it yet.. The clocks are 625/744, 2 gig memory, No change to the Dell image factory image and No as5. (oh This was done on my M90)

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Enjoy!

Zyb
post #12 of 69
wow. I can't jack up the core past 615 or the memory past 710 without artifacting...amazing stuff, here, people!
post #13 of 69
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Originally Posted by zyb
Ya, I broke 10K a few days back but haven't had time to post it yet.. The clocks are 625/744, 2 gig memory, No change to the Dell image factory image and No as5. (oh This was done on my M90)

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Enjoy!

Zyb

Nice score! Funny how you could get more out of the memory and I got more out of the core :P. I know I could get more with different drivers but I just wanted to break 10k.

644 x 727 was max for me.
post #14 of 69
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Hey Zyb was that score with a Merom Processor?
post #15 of 69
HOLY

Good work

I haven't tried OC'ing yet, but this makes me want to. I hope GSkill ram won't bottleneck.
post #16 of 69
what is the stock 3d mark score for M1710?
post #17 of 69
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Originally Posted by Jeez
what is the stock 3d mark score for M1710?

8500-8700 range with the same hardware I have.
post #18 of 69
Stock scores are usually between 8000 and 8500 (depend on system config).

Zyb
post #19 of 69
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Quote:
Originally Posted by zyb
Stock scores are usually between 8000 and 8500 (depend on system config).

Zyb

Hey Zyb was your score with a Merom?
post #20 of 69
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Originally Posted by maelstrom01
HOLY

Good work

I haven't tried OC'ing yet, but this makes me want to. I hope GSkill ram won't bottleneck.

Why would G-skill ram bottleneck a 3d05 score? It's an excellent manufacturer for one... For two, how exactly would ram ever bottleneck 3d05, given reasonable amounts. Sorta a silly thing to say all and all. Perhaps hold off on OC'ing?
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