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[nico_80)]

Did it again a retest fined tuned settings!

 

[purecain]

Here's my 3900x going strong... this is just 24/7 with several windows open idle etc...

 

[Rgt0007]

just stock settings

 

[TWK_OCZ]

Core i5 8600k @ 5.26 GHz

 

[agent_x007]

I think I broke it...

800MHz RDRAM
Valid : https://valid.x86.fr/1h71ai

 

[Rock72]

Asrock Tachi X570 48gig of G.Skill 3600@3733@1.4v'

 

[Hardi]

3900X PPT/EDC 90W/90A , single thread got a small boost, multicore was a little over 8400 before, so not much of a loss.
load temp went down ~10C

 

[Lindatje]

 

[rrrrex]

First pic - run from WinPE
Second pic - run from Win10
What's wrong with single thread test? Also results vary with Win10, from 360 to 420.

 

[wildone]

1.45v for that chip/speed seems rather high, have you tried lowering volt a bit?

yeah,thats something with the turbo core and extreme oc vcore settings in the bios on gigabyte boards,

P.S. sorry about 4-5 year delay on my response .

 

[storm-chaser]

Stock xeon non overclockable chip (times two)... but at least it turbos to 3.5GHz... I've always wanted a CPUz screenshot like this

 

[freeagent]

 

[TWK_OCZ]

Core i5 8600k @ 5.26 GHz

 

[rodrigox]

9700K test on IX Extreme with B8 Microcode

wtf? 756 single score? what clock? U wouild need like 6.3ghz to have that score

Core i5 8600k @ 5.1 Ghz

 

[Ed_1]

Not sure if this effects all CPU's but on my 3570k I ran the new 1,92 version and scored 472, 1872, which seemed low.
I ran older 1.90 and get 486, 1912. That pretty big change.

 

[Fizban]

Here's 5 runs on 1.92:

Run 1: 456.9 3382.3
Run 2: 457.8 3373.1
Run 3: 459.8 3370.7
Run 4: 458.3 3361.7
Run 5: 458.5 3353.9
average: 458.26 3368.14

The consistent drop per run for me on multi-threaded score makes me fairly sure it's a heat related degradation.

Trying 5 runs on 1.90 now:

Run 1: 449 3340.7
Run 2: 462 3375.5
Run 3: 461.7 3369.5
Run 4: 461.3 3369.1
Run 5: 464.5 3369.1
Average: 459.7 3364.78

I'm not convinced there's much difference between versions. Just minor variation between runs.

Your runs varied by 14 single-core, 40 multi-core, mine varied by 15 single-core, 42 multi-core.

 

[Ed_1]

Here's 5 runs on 1.92:

Run 1: 456.9 3382.3
Run 2: 457.8 3373.1
Run 3: 459.8 3370.7
Run 4: 458.3 3361.7
Run 5: 458.5 3353.9
average: 458.26 3368.14

The consistent drop per run for me on multi-threaded score makes me fairly sure it's a heat related degradation.

Trying 5 runs on 1.90 now:

Run 1: 449 3340.7
Run 2: 462 3375.5
Run 3: 461.7 3369.5
Run 4: 461.3 3369.1
Run 5: 464.5 3369.1
Average: 459.7 3364.78

I'm not convinced there's much difference between versions. Just minor variation between runs.

Your runs varied by 14 single-core, 40 multi-core, mine varied by 15 single-core, 42 multi-core.

I ran it 3 more times, rebooting each time so same fresh start, I get the same avg results, always better with 1.90 than 1.92.
I run clocks at 4700mhz and I would get about the same results if I ran 1.90 at somewhere around 4500-4600mhz (closer to 4600).

PS: my temps are low, like 60-65c.

 

[Fizban]

60-65 C doesn't actually strike me as particularly low for a benchmark that short, or one lacking a GPU-taxing component.

My CPU idles around 58 C, it reached 79 C during the benchmark. Still pretty cool for a laptop CPU. It's a i7-9750H that I was testing it on, so during really intensive benchmarks it's common for me to see temps that reach around 95 C.

 

[Tomgang]

It´s been a while since i last posted, as i whas planning to upgrade to at Ryzen 9 3950X setup. But thanks to Covid-19 and lock down i lost my job and by that my income. I had to put it on hold sadly. But luckely X58 is still going strong and works flawless even throw i have given my old I7 980X i good beating over the last 3 years i have had it. result are done with my every day settings. Seems like it pretty much match a stock AMD Ryzen 5 1600 that is a 3 year old CPU vs. my 10 year old CPU al throw overclock.

 

[Ed_1]

60-65 C doesn't actually strike me as particularly low for a benchmark that short, or one lacking a GPU-taxing component.

My CPU idles around 58 C, it reached 79 C during the benchmark. Still pretty cool for a laptop CPU. It's a i7-9750H that I was testing it on, so during really intensive benchmarks it's common for me to see temps that reach around 95 C.

That wasn't pertaining to CPU-Z only, as that BM is short I get like 60c, prime95 I get like 68-70 after mins of running. Either way, it's moot as I have never seen any throttling conditions with my chip, though I have not gone above 80c ever, AFAIK I would need to hit over 100c.
I will just use 1.90 so my old tests are still valid when I update to new CPU I just use the latest as it won't matter.

 

[Arctucas]

 

[Samiam66]

 

[freeagent]

Here one of the old girl.

Vcore is a little high, that's normally what I use to run 4500mhz, but its what I needed to pass linpack xtreme.

 

[Dinnercore]

 

[fusseli]

Stock out of the box running XMP no other changes