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Luxmark OpenCL Benchmark Updated to 2.1 for OS X 10.9

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Please use the default scene and post the result again.
 
Not a massive difference for me 3788 in 2.0 and 3804 in 2.1. What jumps are others seeing?

This is with dual Sapphire 7950 Boasts (unmodded).

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Gigabyte Radeon HD 7970 3GB - showing up as FirePro D700 in Luxmark 2.1

Tony -

This seems low - my un-modded 7950s are beating your 7970 (ignoring the fact I have two of them). I got a big speed boost when I did the NVRAM iMessage fix which seemed to enabled by cards power management (the fans spin up after, not before).

Otherwise, are you being hindered by being recognised as a D700 and the math it is doing is more accurate? I heard one of the big differences with FirePros was the driver traded speed for accuracy.

Gareth
 
Ok retested the 7970 on the Haswell Z87MX-D3H + Core i7-4770K system:

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I think this score is accurate now.
 
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That looks better!

I wonder how much is CPU? What PCIe version are you plugged into on each rig? My cards are being forced back to v2 by the motherboard.

Gareth
 
Dual Sapphire 6870s

Intel i7 2600k - Overclocked 4.1Ghz

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