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kristjan.krusic`s GPUPI - 1B score
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1min 33sec 413ms with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti at 1463/1474MHz
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- X99-A/USB 3.1
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Hardware details
CPU details
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- Model: Intel Core i7 5820K 'Haswell-E'
- Cooling: Air (Custom)
- Cores: 4,334MHz(+31.33%)
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Memory details
- Product: HyperX Fury Black
- Type: 16384MB DDR4 SDRAM
VGA details
- Model: GeForce GTX 750 Ti (GM107) NVIDIA
- Cooling: Air (Custom)
- Speed: 1,463MHz (+34.84%) / 1,474MHz (+9.19%)
Mainboard details
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- Manufacturer: ASUS
- Model: X99-A/USB 3.1
- Chipset: X99
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Disk details
- Capacity: 1000GB (Raid-0)
Power details
- Power: 750 Watt
Recent Comments
Adding 4 10F super-caps (3x GPU 1x Ram) and setting the voltage to 1.35v does not help. After some thermal imaging (thx to my neighbor) I got the conclusion that yes the VRM overheats. So I added a fan on the backside and a plate (at first) on the "front". I later removed the gold heatsink and added a thermal pad that touches the stock heatsink. Special thx to @buildzoid :)
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