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System Name | TITAN Slayer / CPUCannon / MassFX |
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Processor | i7 5960X @ 4.6Ghz / i7 3960x @5.0Ghz / FX6350 @ 4.?Ghz |
Motherboard | Rampage V Extreme / Rampage IV Extreme / MSI 970 Gaming |
Cooling | Phanteks PHTC14PE 2.5K 145mm TRs / Custom waterloop / Phanteks PHTC14PE + 3K 140mm Noctuas |
Memory | Crucial 2666 11-13-13-25 1.45V / G.skill RipjawsX 2400 10-12-12-34 1.7V / Crucial 2133 9-9-9-27 1.7V |
Video Card(s) | 3 Fury X in CF / R9 Fury 3840 cores 1145/570 1.3V / Nothing ATM |
Storage | 500GB Crucial SSD and 3TB WD Black / WD 1TB Black(OS) + WD 3TB Green / WD 1TB Blue |
Display(s) | LG 29UM67 80Hz/Asus mx299q 2560x1080 @ 84Hz / Asus VX239 1920x1080 @60hz |
Case | Dismatech easy v3.0 / Xigmatek Alfar (Open side panel) |
Audio Device(s) | M-audio M-track / realtek ALC 1150 |
Power Supply | EVGA G2 1600W / CoolerMaster V1000 / Seasonic 620 M12-II |
Mouse | Mouse in review process/Razer Naga Epic 2011/Razer Naga 2014 |
Keyboard | Keyboard in review process / Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2014/Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2011 |
Software | Windows 7 Ultimate / Windows 7 ultimate / Windows 7 ultimate |
Benchmark Scores | cinebench 15.41 3960x @ 5.3ghz Wprime32m 3.352 3960x @ 5.25ghz Super PI 32m: 6m 42s 472ms @5.25ghz |
Literally what the title says you put in the stock TDP(for GPUs I recommend using W1zz's power draw numbers), stock voltage, OC voltage, stock frequency and OC frequency then you press calculate and you will get the parts total power draw and the current on the output side of the VRM(so you can check that you won't blow up the VRM). I checked the accuracy of the program using W1zz's gpu power draw and voltage tuning power draw figures and can say the program is not very accurate for GPUs because it under calculates GPU power draw figures because of VRM efficiency drops that GPUs suffer as they are over clocked(I plan to add a method for compensating). For CPUs however it is within a +/- 5% error margin.
Here is the LINK.
I would also appreciate if people tested the accuracy for me so I can tweak the algorithm. To test the accuracy take one of those outlet power draw meters and post the power at stock(use Cinebench for CPUs and Furmark for GPUs) and OCed power draw(use Cinebench for CPUs and Furmark for GPUs) here so I can compare if the differences line up if they don't I'll tweak the equation until it does. Also tell me your PSU efficiency as that has a small but significant effect.
Here is the LINK.
I would also appreciate if people tested the accuracy for me so I can tweak the algorithm. To test the accuracy take one of those outlet power draw meters and post the power at stock(use Cinebench for CPUs and Furmark for GPUs) and OCed power draw(use Cinebench for CPUs and Furmark for GPUs) here so I can compare if the differences line up if they don't I'll tweak the equation until it does. Also tell me your PSU efficiency as that has a small but significant effect.
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