OctaneBench 3.06 Tweet

[Elvissuperstar007]

Will you update the benchmark?

[PolderAnimation]

by abstrax » Thu Apr 13, 2017 10:04 pm
"The next step is the release of OctaneBench based on 3.06 in the next 1-2 weeks."

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[abstrax]

I had to find and fix a few more bugs, which delayed the OctaneBench release a bit, but I hope to have OctaneBench based on 3.06 out next week.

[calus]

I had to find and fix a few more bugs, which delayed the OctaneBench release a bit, but I hope to have OctaneBench based on 3.06 out next week.

Is it postponed ?

[Elvissuperstar007]

I had to find and fix a few more bugs, which delayed the OctaneBench release a bit, but I hope to have OctaneBench based on 3.06 out next week.

Is it postponed ?

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[archiblender]

OctaneBench 3.06 breaks my Fermi cards GTX 570, GTX 580, & GTX 590!
EDIT: 3.06.2 seems to run fine w/ all my Fermi cards, once again. I got new PSU and cables, and updated all drivers. Now they can overclock above 20% again.

Also Octane 3.08 is running super stable with all my GTX cards, including vintage but fast Fermi... FYI


EDIT:
MacBook Pro 17” 2011 i7 2720QM 2.2 GHz: 10.12.6, 16GB, 512GB SSD, GDC Beast ExpressCard 34 w/ NVIDIA GTX 980ti 6GB (or a ROG MARS GTX 760x2 2GBx2, or an EVGA GTX 750ti 2GB), Corsair SF450 Aux PSU, and MacsFanControl. (Portable, Reliable, Octane!) No mods.

Mac Pro 2,1 2x4-core 3.0 GHz: 10.11.6 pikeralpha/Windows 7 Ultimate, 64GB, EVGA GTX 570HD 2.5GB, ASUS GTX 970 4GB mini, Corsair Aux PSU SF600 Velcro from #2 Drive Bay Sled, and MacsFanControl. (First experiment into Octane godlike territory. Very successful; always need to use a display connected to a GTX 500 series Fermi card in order to hard reset boot back into OSX from Windows. The EVGA GTX 570HD 2.5GB, the MSI GTX 580 Lightning Xtreme 3GB, all GTX 590 cards, and a few others support DisplayPort w/sound; these work great with the Apple LED 24” and 27” Cinema Displays, both in OSX and Windows) No mods beyond Velcro...

Mac Pro 2,1 2x4-core 3.0 GHz: 10.11.6 pikeralpha/Windows 7 Pro, 64GB, Gigabyte GTX 580 3GB Windforce, Gigabyte GTX 970 4GB mini, Corsair Aux PSU SF600 Velcro in Upper Drive Bay, and MacsFanControl. (2nd Mac Pro/Octane proof of concept) Virtually no mods...

Mac Pro 1,1 2x2-core 2.66 GHz: 10.11.6 pikeralpha/Windows 7 Pro, 32GB, 240GBx2 SSD RAID0 Drive Bays #3 & #4, Gigabyte GTX 580 3GB WindForce, (2) Gigabyte GTX 970 4GB mini, Corsair Aux PSU SF600 bolted into removable #2 Drive Bay Sled, Blu-Ray Burner in Upper Drive Bay, SuperDrive DVD Burner in Lower Drive Bay, and MacsFanControl. (Yes, three air-cooled dual-slot Gigabyte GTX CUDA Cards in a bone-stock Mac Pro 1,1 w/ RAID0 SSD 64-bit System Boot, Blu-Ray, & DVD burners. Runs CUDA fast, cool, and very quiet! Nice Octane sleeper setup, even better w/ dual quad-cores. Best 1st-Gen Mac Pro setup I have seen; For a 12-year old machine, it runs Windows 7 Pro better and quieter than many current PC builds!) Very minor Dremel mods to plastic front fan shroud for pcie IO bays...

Mac Pro 5,1 2x6-core 3.46 GHz: 10.12.6/Windows 7 Pro, 96GB, 1TB SSD Boot, EVGA GTX 980 4GB Custom Blower - Mac EFI Boot Screen, and MacsFanControl. (Built for serious commercial production! Runs everything like a beast. Never heats up, never breaks down. Quiet as a mouse!) No mods.

Mac Pro 5,1 CUBIX 2x6-core 2.66 GHz: 10.12.6/Windows 7 Ultimate, 32GB, 1TB SSD Boot, MSI GTX 580 Lightning Xtreme 3GB - Mac EFI Boot Screen, MacsFanControl, and CUBIX Expander II Elite w/ NVIDIA GTX 980Ti 6GB Reference, and (2) EVGA GTX 680 4GB Custom Blower. (First eGPU experiment; easy and troublefree. Current OSX builds can only boot w/ 4 GPUs so it would pay to get four of the fastest single GPU cards. --EDIT: When I bought the CUBIX, the fan cable was plugged in upside down which resulted in fans running at max settings all the time. After plugging in the fan cable correctly, the fans throttle perfectly and silently, spooling up when custom fan cards are loaded up and running hot, and remaining silent when blower and custom blower cards are running even under full load, with their blower-stye fans removing heat from the CUBIX chassis all by themselves. The other used CUBIX Xpander chassis I purchased needed the same fix; no more noisy CUBIX fans, and no more error warnings!-- Since all my CUBIX test cards were blower style, I disconnected the Expander’s internal fan for a much quieter experience, and ignored the specific hardware failure warnings. Wonderful Octane speed, easy, reliable!) No mods!

Mac Pro 5,1 2x4-core 2.93 GHz: 10.12.6/Windows 7 Pro, 64GB, 512GB Apple Hybrid Boot, MSI GTX 680 Twin Frozr 4GB - Mac EFI Boot Screen, OWC ProQ 480GB pcie SSD scratch disk, USB3.1, and MacsFanControl. (Super stable, super quiet basic design station) No mods.

EVGA Classified SR-2 2x6-core X5660 2.8 GHz: Windows 7 Pro, 12GB, 2TB SSD Boot, USB3, eSATA, ROG MARS GTX 580x2 1.5GBx2, (2) EVGA GTX580 3GB Classified Ultra, EVGA SuperNOVA G2 1600W PSU. (Runs cool/hushed w/ two blower-style cards, dual CM V8 GTS, MSI AfterBurner custom fan profiles, and BIOS fan control in CM C700P curved glass case. LED RGB adds a bit of Wow factor! Runs Octane 3 for simple and blazing fast live presentations w/ class) Inverted HPATX layout, PSU on bottom. Gorgeous, but Mod City!!!

Gigabyte GA-Q77M-D2H (rev. 1.0) i5 3570K 3.4 GHz: Windows 7 Home Premium, 32GB, NVIDIA GTX 1070 FE 8GB. (Runs super cool/quiet w/ original CM V8 in handsome & understated Apple G5 case, stock fan profiles. Reliable Octane design studio) Very nicely done w/ subtle Hackintosh-style mods...