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Submission Details

application.subtest.3dmark06.game1 - 131.54

application.subtest.3dmark06.game2 - 130.837

application.subtest.3dmark06.cputest1 - 4.129

application.subtest.3dmark06.cputest2 - 5.802

application.subtest.3dmark06.game3 - 224.543

application.subtest.3dmark06.game4 - 168.625

Rankings and Points

Hardware Details

Processor

Model: Core i7 2600K Sandy Bridge
Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
Temperature: Load -69 °C Idle -71 °C Ambient 20 °C
Cores: 5,828.30 MHz (71%) REF 104.00 MHz
Batch: L116B960

Memory

Cooling: Air (Stock)
Temperature: Ambient 20 °C
Type: 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM Speed @ 972 MHz
Timings: tCAS: 7.0 tRCD: 7 tRP: 7 tRAS: 22
Batch: Hyper MGH-E

Videocard

Model: GeForce GTX 480 (GF100) (GeForce 400 series)
Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
Temperature: Load -166 °C Idle -172 °C Ambient 20 °C
Speed: 1,100.00 MHz (57%) / 1,000.00 MHz (8%)

Motherboard

Model: Maximus IV Gene-Z
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Chipset: Z68

Power Supply

Series: TruePower Quattro
Power: 1200 Watt

Comments

DOM. 30 Nov 2011, 17:22 UTC

nice runs on the gtx480

leeghoofd 01 Dec 2011, 13:27 UTC

Bill incoming !!!

BenchZowner 01 Dec 2011, 14:57 UTC

Just warming up® ( I can't express how much I like how this short sentence upsets some specific people )

I had some LN2 to spare, so I went ahead, vaselined a few graphics cards ( including this reference 480 ) and gave them a quick shot to see how they fare, which ones are worth getting the dewars filled and which simply don't clock any good.

Think I found a decent 8800GT 512MB and a 8800GTS 512MB

This GTX 480 also seems to have some cool beans in it, nearly completed a 1250MHz Vantage Performance run with the last few LN2 drops ( crashed near the end of GT2 because the temp went below 160C )