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Perry Barillari
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The benchmark tanks with only two cores hyper/no-hyper and it seems like 4 cores is needed to achieve a CPU limited situation. Anyways, the point is - I've tried almost every possible configuration there is and the best I could was a 4 core non-hyperthreaded run that got me 9325 after the third run. So obviously I'm not going down the right path considering the highest entry right now is 9650.75 which nothing is indicating that I'm even close to capable of making a run like that. Considering this is an event where we are all limited to 5 ghz it makes no sense to me other than there is a damn good tweak out there that I'm simply not aware of and can't find. Obviously don't expect anyone to tell me either so I'm going to order a monitor today and have it FedEx'd overnight delivery and it was made in a science lab at NASA and can do a fucking 9,000,000 mhz refresh rate and jack me off with robot arms at the same time you fuckers...
Ok, I do feel better actually because I don't mind losing to an impossible score and spending lots of time trying to do something I never would be able to actually accomplish. Thank you for unburdening me! The thing is, when they submit the hwbot file from the benchmark won't it show that they were running past 5 ghz (in your example, 5.2)??? Leeg?
Is that Windows 7? Anyways, enough people are scoring like that which means somewhere out there is the information since I highly doubt everyone magically discovered the tweak on their own but now that I know it's not actually a cheat I will eventually stumble on the solution during my testing. All I can think of is that there is one specific LOD setting out of the many combinations that this benchmark responds to and there is no hint at which number that is because if you go one over or one under you are going to get the same score as if you never turned it on.
I am working on a virtual machine on the Azure Microsoft service.
The virtual machine is running windows 10 and I have a Tesla T4 GPU.
I downloaded all the latest Nvidia drivers.
My problem occurs when I try to run a GPU benchmark software, I am running the benchmark software Heaven Benchmark 4.0.
When I run the benchmark software I am getting the following error:
Sometimes the benchmark software just getting stuck.
I tried to run it as a sanity check to see that everything is working fine (I am pretty new to working in this environment).
I also tried running an online benchmark at the url: , and it is just getting stuck.
When I run nvidia-smi.exe it recognize my GPU and driver version.
I think a lot of you would have benchmarked your Linux system using Unigine Heaven Benchmark 4.0. I know to run the it you can simply go to the Unigine Heaven folder and run the shell script file using "./heaven". And then the settings window will open in which you configure and click on "Run" button. What I want to do is from shell script. All I want is to know if there is some way I can modify the script so that it doesn't show the Settings window where I need to click "Run" but directly starts the Benchmarking using the default settings.
An android version of the Unigine engine is showcased by twodemos: mystic "Crypt" (a mobile version of Sanctuarybenchmark presenting visual excellence) and futuristic"Passage" (an interactive game demo efficiently exploitingmulti-core architecture of Tegra 2 chips).
From the very beginning Unigine engine aimed and has beensupporting Linux, not to mention our CTO (Alexander Zaprjagaev) isalso an experienced Linux developer. Moreover, our internal team iscurrently working on a cross-platform OilRush game that natively supports Linux.On top of it, we have a bunch of benchmarks (Heaven, Tropics,Sanctuary) released previously for this platform.
I'm running both CPU and GPU benchmark. CPU benchmark successfully completes but computer restarts while running GPU benchmarking. If it is GPU related issue then why it sometimes gives Windows Error Code?
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