Finally 5850!

[F430]

GPU:765
memory:4500
1.88


GPU:1000
memory:4988
1.3V

 

[2DividedbyZero]

765 @ 1.88v rly??????????????

 

[F430]

like this come the video card

 

[2DividedbyZero]

1.08v more like it

 

[F430]

ohh... lol
soo my card close to 6950, after the OC?
on idie :] like my old 3870...

 

[2DividedbyZero]

not counting tessellation performance, perhaps, but that ~5fps increase from that bench you run there doesn't look promising with that amount of OC, try another like 3DM11 with both OC settings and if again there isn't too much increase there is a bottleneck - but I cant quote anything.

 

[BarbaricSoul]

enjoy man, I know I've been really satisfied with my 5870.

 

[F430]

its all must 20+ more on the max fps, and i will run 3DM11...

 

[BarbaricSoul]

its all must 20+ more on the max fps, and i will run 3DM11...

he was talking about your average FPS. That is alot more important than your max FPS, as a high average FPS is what makes a game run smooth.

 

[Over_Lord]

ohh... lol
soo my card close to 6950, after the OC?
on idie :] like my old 3870...
[url]http://img857.imageshack.us/img857/1280/unledqz.png[/URL]

tessalation peformance wise, maybe not, but general gaming performance wise, maybe yes

 

[F430]

http://3dmark.com/3dmv/3068728

 

[LifeOnMars]

TBH, your processor is bottlenecking the card. I get more than that with my cpu@stock,hd 5870@stock and at 2048x1536 resolution with everything on apart from physx, therefore any ocing gains are going to be minimal.

Nice work though

EDIT - unless of course you are running the test with vsync enabled without realising?

 

[F430]

Processor
Processor
AMD Phenom II X4 955
Processor clock
3825 MHz
Physical / logical processors
1 / 4
# of cores
4
Graphics Card
Graphics Card
ATI Radeon HD 5850
# of cards
1
SLI / CrossFire
Off
Memory
1024 MB
Core clock
1000 MHz
Memory clock
1247 MHz
Driver name
ATI Radeon HD 5800 Series
Driver version
8.831.2.0
Driver status
Not FM Approved
General
Operating system
64-bit Windows 7 (6.1.7601)
Motherboard
Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. GA-MA780G-UD3H
Memory
4096 MB
Module 1
2048 MB OCZ 7 @ 400 MHz
Module 2
2048 MB OCZ 7 @ 400 MHz
Detailed scores
3DMark Score
14855.43 3DMarks
Graphics Score
15777.28
CPU Score
12639.84
Jane Nash
48.8 FPS
New Calico
43.54 FPS
AI Test
1630.32 operations/s
Physics Test
19.73 operations/s
Texture Fill
N/A
Color Fill
N/A
Pixel Shader
N/A
Stream Out
N/A
GPU Particles
N/A
Perlin Noise
N/A
Settings
Default settings used
Yes
Preset
Performance
Width
1280
Height
1024
MSAA
1
Texture Filtering
Optimal
Anisotropy
1
Texture Quality
Performance
Shader Quality
Performance
Shadow Shader Quality
Performance
Shadow Resolution Quality
Performance
Post Processing Scale
1:2
PPU Disabled
true
PPU Used
false
Disable Bloom
false
Disable Streaks
false
Disable Anamorphic Flare
false
Disable Lens Flare
false
Disable Lenticular Halo
false
Disable Motion Blur
false
Disable DOF
false
Disable Fog
false
Disable Color Noise
false
Flush On Low FPS
false
Fixed Framerate
false
GPU Count
1

 

[Jack Doph]

I'll take a stab & say you're running the memory far too high.
There's not really a great advantage to be had from running this as fast as you can get it - try 1200 max.
My Vantage score (using the CCC max of 775/1125) was 17115 (15132 GPU). Your score at that OC should be significantly higher, but it isn't. So.. I'm guessing the memory on your 5850 is throwing up errors and reducing performance.
Try it at 1200 and see what score you get

 

[F430]

i try at its dida't muck different
i use heaven bench
970@5000 1.210v

 

[Goodman]

TBH, your processor is bottlenecking the card. I get more than that with my cpu@stock,hd 5870@stock and at 2048x1536 resolution with everything on apart from physx, therefore any ocing gains are going to be minimal.

Nice work though

EDIT - unless of course you are running the test with vsync enabled without realising?

He's got the 5850 not the 5870...

its all must 20+ more on the max fps, and i will run 3DM11...

http://3dmark.com/3dmv/3068728

That's Vantage not 3DMark11

As for the benchmarks in your first post what game that this come from?
I would like to run that benchmark for fun

 

[F430]

Mafia II....

 

[LifeOnMars]

He's got the 5850 not the 5870...




That's Vantage not 3DMark11

As for the benchmarks in your first post what game that this come from?
I would like to run that benchmark for fun

Aware of that, it's well known that a properly clocked HD 5850 can bypass a stock HD 5870.

I actually think Jack Doph hit the nail on the head. When the memory is improperly clocked it can cause errors which may not manifest themself in actual crashes but just poor performance.

 

[meran]

hmm i can get over 19000p score with my 5850@1000/1325

 

[Goodman]

Aware of that, it's well known that a properly clocked HD 5850 can bypass a stock HD 5870.

I actually think Jack Doph hit the nail on the head. When the memory is improperly clocked it can cause errors which may not manifest themself in actual crashes but just poor performance.

Yep! something is wrong we got pretty much same CPU performance & i can do 13400 with my 6850 stock & 15560 with my card overclock at 1010/1135

I shouldn't be able to beat him in any benchmarks

 

[Jack Doph]

Exactly. Hence the need to downclock that memory a bit.
At anything over 1200, you're really getting adventurous without any significant gain of any kind on the HD5850.
The biggest gain will always be had from upping the core

 

[Ev1LrYu]

TBH, your processor is bottlenecking the card. I get more than that with my cpu@stock,hd 5870@stock and at 2048x1536 resolution with everything on apart from physx, therefore any ocing gains are going to be minimal.

Nice work though

EDIT - unless of course you are running the test with vsync enabled without realising?

Wow, seriously? No wonder i don't feel like its been too big a jump going from my gtx260 to my 5870 (not to mention i had to lower ram multi to 1.66 to get my proc to run @ 3.45, otherwise hangs)

Will I get a sizable improvement going to SB or something? (dun mean to hijack the thread tho )

 

[LifeOnMars]

Absolutely. It's normally the case that a graphics card upgrade will be the biggest upgrade you can do to improve your framerates regardless to some degree of the processor.

However, it works by the lowest denominator. So for example, at 1920x1080 resolution a certain CPU may be capable of only displaying say 55fps max for a game whereas the graphics card could be capable of 75fps, the graphics card will be restricted to the CPU's performance therefore will only display the 55fps.

It's always good to have some sort of balance regarding the CPU matched up with the GPU. Understand though that at higher resolutions the gap between the framerates CPU's can produce becomes smaller. That said though, I have seen a difference by just upgrading my 4GHZ 1090T to a 2500 K. Bulldozer is out this year and is supposed to be bringing massive gains. Anyone using AMD would be wise to consider the upgrade at some point if they are a serious gamer.

 

[BarbaricSoul]

Wow, seriously? No wonder i don't feel like its been too big a jump going from my gtx260 to my 5870 (not to mention i had to lower ram multi to 1.66 to get my proc to run @ 3.45, otherwise hangs)

Will I get a sizable improvement going to SB or something? (dun mean to hijack the thread tho )

Well man, all I can say is I replaced acouple of GTX280 that I was running in SLI with a single 5870(my GFX cards I had went like this- GTX260/single GTX280/ pair GTX280 in SLI/ single 5870). While I saw a increase in performance going from the GTX260 to a GTX280, and I saw a nice increase in performance with the addition of the second GTX280. When I went to the single 5870, I was kinda worried about a drop in performance, but the single 5870 was fast enough that I didn't notice a difference.


If your not seeing a nice increase in performance going from a GTX260 to a 5870, something is definently bottle-necking your computer.

 

[Domestic_ginger]

Second the memory problem from JD. Try running it at stock with your core at 1ghz to see if there is a difference. memory makes a tiny difference for most benches anyway. Non stock 5850s can struggle with 1200 memory (I know mine does).

Run 3dmark11. I got 4500 odd on the standard P test.