Unigine Superposition Benchmark - VR Support

4.0ghz. I can run as high as 4.55ghz but other than rendering (non-game stuff) I leave it at 4ghz.

 

The mighty 660Ti strikes:





OK, I wasn't expecting much, but quite decent for such an old card. Though it's more about having a comparision because my 1060 6GB should arrive today.

Interestingly my cpu clock is displayed correctly, OC to 3,6GHz.

 

1060 6GB:



Seems a bit low compared to the result of @Bl@m3 with his 1060. (88, 140, 194 fps)
What speeds are you running?

 

I got the MSI Armor 1060 6Gb OC
Overclocked @


Temps never raise much, I got a water cooled CPU so the case stays pretty cool

 

Why does it say, "custom" for VR headset type? Seems to match the resolution of the rift.

Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

 

Maybe because I don't have a Rift, only showed my results. Can't think of another reason.

@Bl@m3
I got the same gpu, set it in AB to 110% power limit (can't set Core voltage), +200 core and +400 memory.

Well, I guess it might be something else then, because average fps only went up by ~4-5fps, max. to 180 or so.

 

A bit more OC on this one.
Don't know why the min. is so low, might just be a hickup or a program in the background caused it (also had RTSS overlay active on this one).

My max. is now similar to other 1060's, but I guess my average is limited by the cpu.
The benchmark only uses one core/thread which often had 90% load, so I guess this benchmark will rather be better for high clock cpu's (OC'd i5's/i7's) than multicore/-thread cpu's like the Ryzen's.