Monday, November 14th 2005
NVIDIA 7800GTX 512MB: New World Record in Futuremark
Here it comes as expected. Immediately after press releasing of the "new" NVIDIA 7800GTX 512MB graphic card people at VR-Zone owned the world record in Futuremark's 3DMark05. Default speeds of NVIDIA 512MB 7800GTX are 550Mhz Core and 1700Mhz Memory. Test system for the record is: DFI LAN Party UT NF4 SLI-DR Expert, 2x7800GTX 512MB cards clocked at 810/2000Mhz with homemade extreme cooling of below -90 degrees Celsius. The record is 18236 marks in 3D Mark 05 and the system is 100% CPU limited for bigger scores. More details at VR-Zone.
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7 Comments on NVIDIA 7800GTX 512MB: New World Record in Futuremark
I wish I could do that and run my PC at speeds like those, I'd be crying playing my games at full pelt ;)
--Lee
...assuming they don't have coldbug.
The FX-60 would have a lower score than the FX-57, dunno if 3dMark05 is optimized for dual core use, and a single core in the FX-60 is clocked at about 200 Mhz lower than the FX-57 core...