hi.
i have a
Geforce 660 Ti (x2 / in sli)
i5 3470 @ 3,2 ghz
asus p8z77-v-lk mobo
32 gb ram
win7 x64
All drivers, windows itself as well as the bios are running the latest stable driver/firmware version, i have played around with all kinds of cuda/physics/SLI on/off combinations, as well as tried out the latest beta gpu driver, but:
Compared via the baseline feature with other pcs that have the same cpu/gpu combination, my 3d graphic performance is not even half what it should be,
the passmark chart lists my gpu with 4600 g3dmark-points, other baselines have points closer to ~5000, and my points are in SLI 1956, w/o 765 (although only does the dx10 test when i run them in sli mode, maybe thats ruining the non-sli-score.).
The "funny" thing is, in the direct-compute test of the g3d test, im in the upper ranks of scores, compared to other baselines.
Anyone have any Idea what might be the cause of that ?
i have a
Geforce 660 Ti (x2 / in sli)
i5 3470 @ 3,2 ghz
asus p8z77-v-lk mobo
32 gb ram
win7 x64
All drivers, windows itself as well as the bios are running the latest stable driver/firmware version, i have played around with all kinds of cuda/physics/SLI on/off combinations, as well as tried out the latest beta gpu driver, but:
Compared via the baseline feature with other pcs that have the same cpu/gpu combination, my 3d graphic performance is not even half what it should be,
the passmark chart lists my gpu with 4600 g3dmark-points, other baselines have points closer to ~5000, and my points are in SLI 1956, w/o 765 (although only does the dx10 test when i run them in sli mode, maybe thats ruining the non-sli-score.).
The "funny" thing is, in the direct-compute test of the g3d test, im in the upper ranks of scores, compared to other baselines.
Anyone have any Idea what might be the cause of that ?
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