System Specification:
- AMD Phenom II 955BE @ 4016MHz
- MSI 790FX-GD70
- Sapphire HD5850 1GB Crossfire @ 1025/1217
- OCZ Platinum DDR3 4GB(2x2GB) @ 1478MHz 6-6-6-17-T1
- Coolermaster 850W PSU
- HAF 932 or without casing (right now I have it setup without casing)
Note all benchmarks are done using 10.1 BETA drivers leaked from MSI, which are not very stable and may increase or decrease the FPS in the benchmarks compared to the 9.12 drivers.
First my 955BE overclock. This is under a 64-bit OS, for those of you who understand the significance of that for Phenom II processors...
My 5850s overclock.. got 1025/1227 on the first day! To be improved. Not to worry, fan speed is not permanently on 22%, I have it on a curve which takes it up to 80% when the GPUs are being stressed.
Next, the Unigine Heaven Benchmark (DX10). This is one of the benchmarks which actually suffers a little bit with the 10.1 BETA drivers. The first time I ran this I got a score of 3970, but didn't take a screenshot then.
Crysis Warhead.. defeated. DX10 Enthusiast, 1920x1200, 4xAA with an average of 51.42 FPS.
Devil May Cry 4.. 1920x1200, Super High settings, 8xMSAA. This game had a lot of trouble with these new drivers, micro-stuttering was definitely a huge problem on the second last scene. Still averaged over 270 FPS.
Resident Evil 5.. 1920x1200, 8xAA, full settings. This is one of the games where CPU-bottleneck becomes a problem. Even though, averaged at 104 FPS.
MORE BENCHMARKS TO COME VERY SHORTLY.
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