3D Mark loves the increased performance of our $1000 system’s overclock.
With anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering enabled, 3D Mark really shows off the benefits of our current build’s SLI graphics set. Overclocking provides a significant boost to already impressive performance.
PC Mark’s system test still puts the former quad-core build of March on top.
PC Mark’s CPU test appears to be unaffected by the additional cores of the March build, instead favoring the added speed of our current $1000 PC.
Overclocking our RAM resulted in an impressive gain in PC Mark’s memory test.
Summary
- Introduction
- Overclocking the Sub-$4000 PC
- $4000 PC OC Performance: Crysis, Prey
- Supreme Commander, UT3, Warhammer
- Audio, Video
- Applications
- Synthetics
- Synthetics, Continued
- Overclocking the Sub-$2000 PC
- Synthetic Benchmarks
- Application Benchmarks – Media Encoding
- Application Benchmarks – 2d and 3d Rendering
- Application Benchmarks – Productivity
- Game Benchmarks – first person shooters
- Game Benchmarks – first person shooters, cont’d
- Game Benchmarks – real-time strategy
- Overclocking the Sub-$1000 PC
- $1000 PC OC Performance: Crysis, Prey
- Supreme Commander, UT3, Warhammer
- Audio, Video
- Applications
- Synthetics
- Synthetics, Continued
- Comparing Our Efforts
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