Submission Details
3229 markswith
Radeon R7 (512) + R7 250 (512) Dual Graphics@1000.00/1200 MHz
Rankings and Points
World Record Rank
2 Cores Global Rank
1124th out of 1145
- 2.0 Points
2 Cores
Radeon R7 (512) + R7 250 (512) Dual Graphics
Rank
2nd out of 2
- 4.0 Points
2 Cores Team Power Rank
2 Cores
Radeon R7 (512) + R7 250 (512) Dual Graphics
Team Power Rank
2nd
- 4.3 Points
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Hardware Details
Memory
Product
G.Skill
Trident X
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Type
8 GB
DDR3 SDRAM
Speed @ 1,200 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 9
tRCD: 11
tRP: 11
tRAS: 28
Videocard
Model Radeon R7 (512) + R7 250 (512) Dual Graphics (Spectre + Cape Verde) (GCN 2nd Generation (Sea Islands)) Cooling Air (Stock) Speed 1,000 MHz (Stock) / 1,200 MHz (Stock)
Comments
Forced mode you say? So dual GPU doesn’t work in games? I’ve been eyeing a 512 SP R7 250 Cape Verde. Getting a graphic score of 3340 and fire strike with 7650 K and R7 250 ddr3. 2200mts CL9. Crossfire does work in games with that configuration hundred percent scaling. Pleasantly surprised to see someone else messing with old APU crossfire at the same time I am. AMD really drop the ball not releasing matching discreet graphics cards to their APU’s. Would’ve drastically eliminated the need for frame pacing and other software issues.
384 SP Oland R7 250 and 384 SP on 7650k
@SlaveOnDope Had to force dual graphics, because my OEM GPU is not supported by default. The option to enable it, wasn't available. I would probably have to dig for the original OEM driver. This seemed easier, though. Gaming performance should be identical, between forced and native dual graphics. The scaling is not always 100%, but very decent.
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