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I have finally upgraded. :)

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I refuse to push it any further than this (@ 1.375 V). I still have memory to play around with.

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Here is my current overclock that I am very happy with (@ 1.28125 V). I use this 24/7, but frankly the 3600 is already overkill for what I do, so I have all power saving options enabled. Consistent 70–90 fps in Grand Theft Auto V/Online with an overclocked (and not flashed) RX 460 at 1080p high–very high (from a variable 40–60 fps with my previous CPU) is nothing to sneeze at. Now it's the GPU holding my CPU back! :)

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It will also do 4,200 MHz at stock voltage (1.1 V), and 4,425 MHz at 1.3 V. The newer silicon is definitely better.

Here is what I upgraded from (the CPU could do 4,600 MHz, but the board was trash for that). Next, I'm looking into possible GPU upgrades during the Black Friday sales.

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Closest competitor in multi-thread is 2700X, can't compete in multi-thread, but comes damn close to a 9900KF in single-thread performance at least.
 
I forgot to mention that my results are from a crappy Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO, with an ambient room temperature of 25°C.

The CPU doesn't pass the mid 70s at full load, and only pulls around 80 watts at 4.40 GHz while gaming.
 
Found a netbook at a yard sale today. Crammed Windows 10 onto it somehow, ran the benchmark, and I was impressed...

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...impressed that it managed to perform worse than my Celeron M based system.

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Found a netbook at a yard sale today. Crammed Windows 10 onto it somehow, ran the benchmark, and I was impressed...

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...impressed that it managed to perform worse than my Celeron M based system.

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At least Hyper Threading worked. Used to have that Atom chip in a beta chromebook the CR-48.
 
Best I can do till the temps get better outside.
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My CPU has it age, but thanks to the bench I did manage to verify the perfect performance of my air cooling under artificial stress.
No one of my software serving productivity this can cause such stress at my CPU, neither the games.
 

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Found a netbook at a yard sale today. Crammed Windows 10 onto it somehow, ran the benchmark, and I was impressed...

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...impressed that it managed to perform worse than my Celeron M based system.

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So...my laptop is roughly.....93 times faster than those netbooks? Or do scores not scale linearly?
 
Here's mine. I referenced it to a 10th generation 8 core cpu and it's pretty close. That's good.
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A locked/undervolted 8750H and some reasonably overclocked DDR4. (Default: 2666 20-19-19-43 2T @ 1.2v running 3000 16-18-18-34 1T @ 1.35v). The CPU-Z Bench drew only 50W from the CPU which is a bit lighter than some other benchmarks.
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stock with everything on auto
 
My I5 4590S with 2,2GHz Limit via BIOS
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