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[Slaymate]

I have a few FREE registration keys will be giving away in a little contest soon. I'm waiting for Nvidia to release a driver with SLI support so more people will participate. So don't forget to check back in the next couple of days

 

[Drizzt]

P1,307 | Drizzt | i5 460m@stock | HD5650 711/1020 | W7 x64 | ORB

Ok 300 point improvement.

 

[Abstract Hero]

I have a few FREE registration keys will be giving away in a little contest soon. I'm waiting for Nvidia to release a driver with SLI support so more people will participate. So don't forget to check back in the next couple of days

I'd love me one of those for testing my new baby.

 

[Slaymate]

P9,531 | Slaymate | i7 920 @ 4.2GHz | GTX 480 2-way SLI @ 701/1848/1401 | W7 x64 | ORB

This was with stock GPU speeds

I tried Nvidia's new Beta driver, 266.35, but it still doesn't have SLI support so I reloaded the Quadro drivers, 265.90. These are the exact same drivers I was using in my earlier runs.

What I have changed is my gpu cooling, I'm sporting a pair of Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme Plus now. My 480's are idling at 32-33C and at Load (3DMark 11) they only got up to 55-56C

 

[mm_67]

P4,211 | mm_67 | Q9550 @ 4.25GHz |GTX 460 @ 915/2233/1830 | W7 x64 | ORB

 

[Slaymate]

P10,506 | Slaymate | i7 920 @ 4.2GHz | GTX 480 2-way SLI @ 800/2000/1600 | W7 x64 | ORB

 

[Drizzt]

GTX 460 @ 915/2233/1830

Is it 24/7 stable at those clocks? I have the software voltage on mine turned up and I can only manage about 880 perfectly stable.

 

[mm_67]

Is it 24/7 stable at those clocks? I have the software voltage on mine turned up and I can only manage about 880 perfectly stable.

My fully stable settings with voltage turned up are 900/2180, those are just benching settings. I do have the card under full cover waterblock so that probably helps a bit.

 

[Drizzt]

My fully stable settings with voltage turned up are 900/2180, those are just benching settings. I do have the card under full cover waterblock so that probably helps a bit.

I am very impressed with the stock cooling on the GTX460. I don't think heat is an issue. But I wouldn't be surprised if your right and it does help you get slightly higher clocks.

 

[-RockMan-]

Well I probably get laughed at so hard I would probably wouldn't comeback on the net for a week.
But should I go ahead and try to test my system ?
My Geforce GT430 is SLI ready but I would have no need for it.
If I am allowed to enter the contest, I'll stop folding in about 45 minutes to let my cpu and gpu cool off for abit.