I went from 6GB to 12GB because I noticed with the other crap I had going when I launched into some of the bigger games I was hitting close to max memory, ~5.6-5.8GB used.I haven't noticed any huge improvement, and it seems to comfortably use 6.5-7gb in even the most demanding games right now...
/flame suit on
Something like this would have saved me a hit against my insurance and costing me my deductable. I was the second car stopped at a stop sign, the car infront went to turn (there turn) as a car on the far side didn't stop and started to turn. The car infront of me freaked out...
What vcore are you using for that? Mine goes out-of-spec at >4.15
Congrats Redoulent, that chip is a beast, if you do video encoding, or other Multithreaded CPU tasks, you will really notice a difference!
I hear you zero2dash. Picked up my Hex Core i7 plus my other i7 and I've been getting nothing but 6701's for almost a week strait now. I also finally pulled a BigAdv last night on the Hex and it was a 2684! I feel the pain too, although mine isn't an SR-2 it still sucks! :(
Nice! I hope those settings helped give you an idea where to start. Sadly I only have a 280 card in mine, it really needs some more GPU Lovin like yours is getting. :D
Very Nice, Post some TPF when you get that beast OC'ed. Curious how well my TPF's compare. I recently picked up the same CPU.
I have mine on a watercooling loop but it runs at 55c max so these might be helpful still:
vcore: 1.3625
bclock: 143
mult: 29
The other volts were stock except...
the form doesnt do quote inside quote, but incase it was missed. the 30 seconds faster TPF average was by killing gadget.exe , which had a CPU Monitor and GPU Monitor widget/gadget, and Rivatuner (which feeds the GPU monitor).