Processor GFlops Compilation

[savustamo]

savustamo | Intel | Intel Core i7 6700k @ 4.76GHz |NH-d15 Noctua | 64-bit | Gigabyte Z170X G7 ,stock volt

Is there something setup wrong??

 

[P4-630]

Watercooled with one 140mm radiator

That cooling doesn't seem to be good enough....
Your processor throttled.

 

[infrared]

That cooling doesn't seem to be good enough....
Your processor throttled.

I'm not surprised it throttled at that voltage! Wayyyy more than needed D: My qx9650 wasn't a gem either but even that only needed 1.5v for 3.8-3.9ghz.

edit, maybe neonxrs mistook the voltage, both cpuz and hwinfo say 1.5v, but then I would have thought the 140mm radiator would have been enough. Weird. Maybe if it's an AIO cooler the coolant might be getting low.

 

[infrared]

@savustamo It does look like you're not getting quite the score you should, although it could just come down to ram frequency and timings. I did a quick run for comparison:

6700k 4.6ghz core, 4.4ghz cache, 3333mhz ram @ 16-18-18-36

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infrared | Intel | I7-6700K @ 4.6GHz | 131.092 | 28.498 | 64-bit | 3333mhz ddr4, 24/7 settings

 

[savustamo]

@infrared hi i dont know, men timing are 16-18-18-38. now i bushed 1.5vcpu and 4.8ghz

 

[infrared]

That's odd, my guess it's either throttling due to watt limits (set in bios) or temperature, or possibly the cache (mem conroller) frequency, have a look under the memory tab of cpuz.

have you got coretemp? That'll log your max temp, and aida64 stability test will show if you're throttling or not, leave it open without pressing start, and then run intelburntest.

Also go easy with your chip, 1.5V is pretty high for skylake, we don't want to see you kill it should be ok for short benching sessions I guess.

 

[nomdeplume]

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nomdeplume l Intel l i5 2400 3.1 MHz l Average 077.8414 l Per GHz 025.1101 l 64 bit

 

[savustamo]

That's odd, my guess it's either throttling due to watt limits (set in bios) or temperature, or possibly the cache (mem conroller) frequency, have a look under the memory tab of cpuz.

have you got coretemp? That'll log your max temp, and aida64 stability test will show if you're throttling or not, leave it open without pressing start, and then run intelburntest.

Also go easy with your chip, 1.5V is pretty high for skylake, we don't want to see you kill it should be ok for short benching sessions I guess.

My temps are too high.. maybe i get out core and heat plate and chance paste inside it... i get 4.9ghz about 100c temps haha..

 

[savustamo]

@infrared now i chance paste ihs and cpu inside and 4.6ghz 4runs are 47.58 it throttled temps like you say

 

[infrared]

@infrared now i chance paste ihs and cpu inside and 4.6ghz 4runs are 47.58 it throttled temps like you say

Great news! glad to hear you got it sorted

 

[savustamo]

savustamo | Intel | Intel Core i7 6700k @ 4.8GHz |NH-d15 Noctua | 64-bit | Gigabyte Z170X G7 ,1.448v 47x102.2mhz
same setup still but increased memory speed and lovered clock 48 to 47

 

[CrAsHnBuRnXp]

Youre missing CPUz sreenshot and this threads last post was back in 2016

 

[nomdeplume]

No need to warn me this is probably of limited interest.

Came across reference to this benchmark and wanted to compare i5-8400 to my i5-2400 result. Roughly mirrored the double performance I based the purchase off.
nomdeplume l Intel l i5 2400 3.1 MHz l Average 077.8414 l Per GHz 025.1101 l 64 bit

nomdeplume | Intel | i5-8400 2.8GHz | Average 153.0167 | Per GHz 54.0869| 64-bit

Actually ran this test a few times today; Once with 85F ambient air temps and the second at 70F. Cooler air temps yielded +5 Gflop increase.