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[Gassay]

Я побеждаю.

А так?

А так?

 

[Deleted member 178884]

clevo x7200 laptop

 

[phill]

I get nothing if I switch to i7-5960X in single thread.
After OC his single threaded performance would jump on mine value and multithreaded would be far above me.

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Actually what I get with OC, much bigger single threaded performance and same speed as I7-5960X default.
Not bad, 400$ vs 1000$. Multithread should go up, but I more worry to performance of my new platform in same time single thread jump on somewhere 650-660.
Before that no reason for upgrade. 600-650 single and 5000-5500 multi. That's improvement.

I'm glad for mine 5960X, it's a good clocker and works really well.. Found after tweaking ram performance in some software it's been like a massive jump in clock speed I'll see if I can post some screen shots up tonight Only have it running at 4.2Ghz as I use it for the WCG.. No point it running at 4.6Ghz or 4.8Ghz for that

 

[agent_x007]

I'm glad for mine 5960X, it's a good clocker and works really well.. Found after tweaking ram performance in some software it's been like a massive jump in clock speed I'll see if I can post some screen shots up tonight Only have it running at 4.2Ghz as I use it for the WCG.. No point it running at 4.6Ghz or 4.8Ghz for that

I wish for a comparison between our Octa Core CPUs, and that new 8 core models that are coming (1680 v2 vs. 5960X vs. 6900k vs. 9800X vs. 9900k)
On both one frequency (for example 4,2GHz for all with no turbo beyond that) and max OC possible on sample used.

 

[phill]

I could try and do something like that if you'd like

There's a few results, but slightly older CPU-Z.. Here's some results when I was testing ram speeds I think my MSI board might be holding it back a little... Plus well, Windows 10....

Ram timings and cache speed seems to have very little effect on the CPU scores.. Yet testing in Geekbench and such, there's a bit of difference there.. Strange really I guess...
If I try it back in Windows 7 as well, I'm sure the vcore will be lower for the CPU speeds I'm running at the moment... If needs be I can retest if there's enough want

 

[Salty_sandwich]

Beast ...

I bet ya cant match it!

 

[TheUnbrained]

My Sandy-Bridge EP build...
Actually a backstep from my 3770... but more options to upgrade (well E5-1650v2 incomming)

 

[Deleted member 178884]

7740x @ 5ghz delidded 1.3v in bios

 

[Deleted member 163934]

Many things changed recently in my life and well as result I no longer have the Pentium G3260, Athlon II x4 640 and Sempron 145. For the time being I no longer have access to the Athlon x2 5400B and Athlon 64 X2 4000+ .
This laptop is kinda the only thing I will use for a while now...

 

[SIGSEGV]

Ryzen 2700x at stock

 

[BarbaricSoul]

Uh, looking at everyone else's score, did I just destroy this thread with a 3930k OC'ed to only 4.1Ghz?

How did I outscore newer 6c/12t and 8C/16T CPUs that are OC'ed higher than my 3930k? What am I missing here?

edit: I see scores are affected by what version CPUZ you have installed. Tried version 1.86, and my multi-thread score was cut down to the 3k range.

 

[dj-electric]

Can't wait to upload a 600+ single core, 6K+ multicore score. What a multi-purpose behemoth awaits behind the corner... Just a little bit longer now...

Let's see it then
I can't wait too lol


7820x?

No, I meant this:

 

[Deleted member 178884]

No, I meant this:

Awesome there are 5.1 ish 7820x's out there for example: (I missed the 6k multi - guess it couldn't have been a 7820x anyways that 9900k looks awesome.

 

[DR4G00N]

No, I meant this:

Ooh, speedy. Can't wait to stick one of these in my Z170M OCF.
Have to get rid of the 8700K first though.

 

[Deleted member 178884]

Can't wait to stick one of these in my Z170M OCF.

But will it work? And I've been wondering is that 8700k 100% usable in that z170 board without problems? That's crazy if it is.

Can't wait to stick one of these in my Z170M OCF.

Please let me know the result of it - I'm curious is the 8700k only working on the z170m ocf with the mod? Or can I use a 8700k with the mod on my z270x gaming 7 for example? I've got a z270x gaming 7 with a puny 6600k and I could do with a 8700k

 

[jboydgolfer]

not my highest, but whatever . 5.2Ghz is as far as i have pushed these 6Cores, 5.0Ghz for the test below

 

[DR4G00N]

But will it work? And I've been wondering is that 8700k 100% usable in that z170 board without problems? That's crazy if it is.

Yeah, the 8700K works 100% in this board on ambient & LN2. The 9900K looks to work fine as well from what I hear. https://community.hwbot.org/topic/175489-asrock-z170-mocf-lives-on-coffee-lake-mods/?page=10

It's technically possible to run the 8700K on other z170/270 boards but I'm not sure how to go about doing that as it's not my area of expertise.

 

[dj-electric]

My 9900K chip's ASIC is of a very, very low quality unfortunately.
Selected ones are important because otherwise OC is pretty much out of the window.

Getting a 9900K stable on all core 5Ghz requires immense cooling.

I am using a Maximus XI Extreme, so technically not much higher to go in terms of board.
Gonna play with a 9700K soon and see maybe its a little better

 

[Deleted member 178884]

It's technically possible to run the 8700K on other z170/270 boards but I'm not sure how to go about doing that as it's not my area of expertise.

Damn it - that's a shame... Do you know anyone who would help me do it? I'm curious since I don't want to buy a whole new motherboard to run a cpu.

 

[Mr. Extreme 60]

My Lenovo Z510 Benchmark

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[fusseli]

Can't seem to hit 600 sc, got 575 or so at 5.1-5.2 but it's not 24/7 stable there

 

[Mussels]

stock result with 2700x and DDR4 3200

 

[dj-electric]

Currently experimenting with the fresh 9980XE.
For use reasons i'm trying to find a nice and versatile balance between gaming and working.
Having so many cores is kind of a playground for ideas.

Currently a 10C\10T config seems very capable. I reached some sort of a buffed up Skylake config at 5Ghz. STIM and die size allows proper cooling using an X62.

 

[Deleted member 178884]

Currently experimenting with the fresh 9980XE.

Wish I had one lol, that looks interesting, Near 600 single thread is crazy. Looks like I'm saving for one in this case, how's the STIM working?

 

[dj-electric]

Don't... buy that CPU. You had enough expensive fun with your LGA2066 suited quad-core. A fresh take on this socket for upgrades will be upgraded 8-core part, i7 9800X.

STIM working much better than expected on my chip, as i'm able to fully squeeze a 10C\10T 5Ghz operation under 75c.
1.30v Vcore.