IanCutress`s 3DMark11 - Performance score: 10733 marks with a Radeon HD 7970

27 Nov 2012
HWBOT Country Cup 2012 - 3DMark11 Trinity Full Out
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IanCutress`s 3DMark11 - Performance score - Elite League

10733 marks with 3x AMD Radeon HD 7970 at 1125/1575MHz

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CPU details

Model: AMD A10-5800K 'Trinity'
Cooling: Air (Custom)
Cores: 4,592MHz(+20.84%)

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Type: unknown

VGA details

Model: 3xRadeon HD 7970 (Tahiti) AMD
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Speed: 1,125MHz (+21.62%) / 1,575MHz (+14.55%)

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Chipset: A85X

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Recent Comments

Massman says:

11 year and 6 months ago –

Seems like the ASRock is the best option for full out Trinity. Only board with 3xCF support?

sumonpathak says:

11 year and 6 months ago –

there is one more AFAIK

IanCutress says:

11 year and 6 months ago –

Don't they all? The ones I have tested so far all do 3-way CFX :thumb: None of them do SLI

Massman says:

11 year and 6 months ago –

But not all boards have 3x PCIe x16. The Asus one has too, I now found out.

I.nfraR.ed says:

11 year and 6 months ago –

Nah, you must know better than this ;p

Ahh I see, I've only tested the ASRock and ASUS so far. But the third PCIe is x4 via the chipset, making it slow compared to the others, rather than x8/x4/x4 direct with the CPU. Having it 3-way via the chipset shouldn't make much of a difference compared to regular 2-way unless you can get the CPU power behind it.

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