Added everyone, rfarmer, first to break 2 million! Who will be the first to break 3? Ö
PPL - Performance Per Liter, do you SFF?
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I want to add my MI-6 with a Ryzen 7 1700 and a GTX 1080
Case is MI-6 135w x 203d x 246h 6.7 liters, same as the one from rfarmer.
CPU-Z Validation: http://valid.x86.fr/nwrgqy
4299*3058 / 6.7 = 1962141
Case is MI-6 135w x 203d x 246h 6.7 liters, same as the one from rfarmer.
CPU-Z Validation: http://valid.x86.fr/nwrgqy
4299*3058 / 6.7 = 1962141
Oh man, the big dogs are showing up. Wow an 800W Silverstone sfx-l too.
I calculated what i would need to spend to take the crown:
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$1100! (R7-2700x $350, Giga 1080 $600, AM4 mb $150)
But it is temping....
I calculated what i would need to spend to take the crown:
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$1100! (R7-2700x $350, Giga 1080 $600, AM4 mb $150)
But it is temping....
I just did some turbo tweaking on my i7-8700 and scored 2,062,225. I'm still tweaking, I want my first place back before I get a MXM 1080!
I'll throw my hat in!
ASRock DeskMini GTX 1060, i7-8700, 8GB RAM. Total volume of system is 2.7L, plus the 0.75L power brick makes 3.45 Litres.
https://valid.x86.fr/32dn5j
(3288.4*1904 )/3.45 = 1,814,815.5
BOOM
(3752.8*1949)/3.45 = 2,120,060.
How? Overclocking with turbo since this is still a non-K i7-8700!
Damn nice one @confusis, I'll have to try a higher overclock or shave off 3 liters. Nice one @GermanDrifter97 knew I should have gone for the 1080.
Kaboom?
(3817.5*2049)/3.49 = 2,267,263 PPL points.
(3817.5*2049)/3.49 = 2,267,263 PPL points.
@rfarmer yeah, the 1080 is a little step up from the 1070, but unfortunately it is VERY unstable with any overclock applied. The only thing I can adjust is the tdp- and temperature-limit, anything else will freeze the pc. Might have to look into flashing the gpu bios, because it bothers me a bit to see this "low" heaven score compared to your 1070 
. But my 1700 might be the bottleneck too. I would love to get my hands on a 8700k with the clocks that you use, and hope the cooling will be sufficient enough.
. But my 1700 might be the bottleneck too. I would love to get my hands on a 8700k with the clocks that you use, and hope the cooling will be sufficient enough.
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@rfarmer yeah, the 1080 is a little step up from the 1070, but unfortunately it is VERY unstable with any overclock applied. The only thing I can adjust is the tdp- and temperature-limit, anything else will freeze the pc. Might have to look imto flashing the gpu bios, because it bothers me a bit to see this "low" heaven score compared to your 1070
I was wondering if you had overclocked your 1080 and was surprised at your Heaven score. This was the first time I had bothered to overclock my 1070, I bumped it 120 MHz core and 400 MHz memory with no problem. I'll have to see how far it will go.
I had the Gigabyte 1070 ITX before, which is now in my sisters PC. I could easily overclock that one, with +500 MHz on the memory and something like +200 MHz on core, and it ran butter smooth. But anything with the 1080, and it dies...
Well I couldn't beat @confusis but here is my final score, I overclocked my GTX 1070 as much as I could and upped my score a bit.
Validation link: https://valid.x86.fr/22gzai
2,139,513
Validation link: https://valid.x86.fr/22gzai
2,139,513
1080 Ti = 28/30 possible compute units of the whole Pascal die, the 1070 is 15/20 with DDR5 instead of the DDR5X of the 1080 Ti, so theoretically a 1080 Ti can score almost twice of what a 1070 can.
As far as volume
SFX-L = 125 mm (W) x 63.5 mm (H) x 130 mm (D) = 1.03L
ITX motherboard = 170 mm (W) x 65 mm (H) x 170 mm (D) = 1.73L
Zotac 1080 Ti Mini = 125 mm (W) x 41 mm (H) x 211 mm (D) = 1.08L
Total = 3.84L, so I'm sure it can be done in 5L
But, let's say 6L instead and 5000 for a 1080 Ti it would still be 8,333,333 PPL.
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