Post your Cinebench R23 Score

[Stewen1967]

This is OC! 5 Ghz.
Although unnecessary.

Quicker than flies on a dung pile

 

[T4C Fantasy]

This was me taking it easy:

you have any cpus u want to add? xD

 

[biffzinker]

This is OC! 5 Ghz.
Although unnecessary.

Quicker than flies on a dung pile

This Ryzen 7 3800X only needs 4,275MHz to match that score.

Imagine what the score would be at 5 GHz.

 

[Stewen1967]

This Ryzen 7 3800X only needs 4,275MHz to match that score.
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Imagine what the score would be at 5 GHz.

 

[ViperXTR]

Ryzen 3 3300X stock (No PBO, no Auto OC, no Manual OC), 16GB x 2 DDR4 3600Mhz (2 rank per stick) CL18 XMP untweaked. Corsair H60 (2018) AIO

 

[Chrispy_]

Ooh, might run my 2700U at 15W just to rattle off a test....

Yep, it definitely isn't a number crunching champ! Quiet BIOS (13W STAPM limit) because I don't want worse battery life cooked testicles.

Cooling - The mighty 60mm laptop fan; All one of them.
Core - 2.2GHz stock setup with boost.

This Lenovo BIOS has a whopping zero tuning options. The only thing I've done to make it better is replace the lame 8GB single OEM SODIMM with two 2400 CL14 sticks and since that's a JEDEC speed this dumb BIOS reads those nice tight timings off the SPD and enables them, even without any memory-tuning or XMP options.

Don't get me wrong, this laptop is a fantastic all-alloy ultraportable with non-useless GPU performance and I'm struggling to find a worthy successor on the market - but those TDP-limited, first-gen Ryzen CPU cores aren't anything to get excited about.

 

[nat_nrg]

Workstation:
10940x @4.7GHz all core
AIO
256Gb Ram

 

[Nuckles56]

Yep, it definitely isn't a number crunching champ! I'm on the quiet bios too - because who wants their ultraportable to have worse battery life and cook your testicles?
Cooling - The mighty 60mm laptop fan; All one of them.
Core - 2.2-3.6Ghz stock setup. This Lenovo BIOS has a whopping zero tuning options. It's not completely stock - I replaced the default 8GB single-channel RAM with two 2400 CL14 sticks and CPU-Z claims that the BIOS is even running them at that speed (not that there are any options for it)

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Don't get me wrong, this laptop is fantastic and I'm struggling to find a worth successor - but it's not exactly powerful.

Interesting that my 3500u powered lappy that I posted a couple of days ago gets a higher multithreaded score but lower single thread

 

[FreedomEclipse]

It always seems that im just narrowly beating out a 7700K in this bench.

 

[Palladium]

Woot, broke the 9500 MT barrier by updating the BIOS and tuning the RAM latency down to 70.3ns.

 

[amd64skater]

Air cooling

 

[Chrispy_]

Interesting that my 3500u powered lappy that I posted a couple of days ago gets a higher multithreaded score but lower single thread

Higher multithreaded I would expect - The 3500U is the same base clock and core/thread count but gets the advantage of the refined 12nm process to let it squeeze more performance out of the same TDP.
Lower single-threaded from your 3500U is a little surprising, it should be boosting higher than mine and have no TDP issues on one core. CL14 RAM maybe the reason....

 

[Tralalak]

Intel Core i5-1035G1 @ 1.0GHz / 3600 MHz (1 core) - 3300 MHz (all cores) /

Single-Core: 1112
Multi-Core: 3364

 

[Zyll Goliat]

Xeon 2650 V2 8c/16t (OC 3,4Ghz All cores/turbo 3,85Ghz) X79 Sabertooth motherboard
34Gb ddr3 1510Mhz
Air cooled/Max temp 64c

 

[racer243l]

Comboooo breakkker!
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Got that SC in now with a slight increase in MC score
i9 9900k 5Ghz cooled with an H150i Pro AiO

 

[Chrispy_]

Another data point for the table:

Cooling: AMD Wraith Max, Fan speed switch on Low
Clock: 3.8GHz stock, PBO disabled, Boost enabled
Other info: DDR4-3200 CL16, 1600MHz FCLK, Eco mode ON (forcing this to the 88W/60A/90A defaults of a 65W model) so think of this as a vanilla 3600 that's allowed to boost higher.

 

[phill]

Has anyone been having issues with running R23 at all?

I'm trying on a Windows 7 64 build and it's just giving a termination error as soon as it starts./ Tried various installs of downloads for it but it's just not working whatever I do... I've got the service pack 1 installed, I fixed a missing DLL file it didn't have but after that it just crashes out and nothing. Any thoughts/advice or even a fix would be gratefully received!!

 

[Bobmitmen]

Here you go...

All core overclock to 4.6. RTX 2080TI Video card. Cooled by EVGA CLC 280 AIO

 

[Chrispy_]

Has anyone been having issues with running R23 at all?

I'm trying on a Windows 7 64 build and it's just giving a termination error as soon as it starts./ Tried various installs of downloads for it but it's just not working whatever I do... I've got the service pack 1 installed, I fixed a missing DLL file it didn't have but after that it just crashes out and nothing. Any thoughts/advice or even a fix would be gratefully received!!

I doubt it runs on 7 at all. The DLL is just one symptom and unlike R20, Windows 10 is a minimum system requirement of Cinema 4D R23.

I'm not going to tell you to upgrade from 7 as I'm sure you have your reasons but more and more you'll find stuff that's compiled specifically for the Windows 10 Kernel that either partially works on 7 or doesn't work at all.

 

[arabus]

PBO+103 fsb.
Dont have AMD chipset driver,only win original.
Cooling AIO water.

 

[biffzinker]

Windows 10 is a minimum system requirement of Cinema 4D R23.

@phill
The webpage for Cinebench R23 on Maxon shows as system requirements worded as supported.

 

[slightofhand]

9900K @ 5.2GHz AIO
ST=1401 MT=14334

 

[Chrispy_]

PBO+103 fsb.
Dont have AMD chipset driver,only win original.

That's a low score, especially for something with PBO enabled.

Get the drivers installed, for sure, and use my score as the absolute minimum baseline you should be getting for a completely stock system. Mine is early silicon, probably - The multiplier was hovering around 39.25x for the all-core test so it's certainly no golden sample and newer 3900X silicon will do at least 40x on stock settings IME.

 

[windwhirl]

Cinebench R23
ST: 1181
MT: 8749

Ryzen 5 3600 (non-X), stock config. Boosted by itself to 3792 MHz all-core.
Standard AMD Wraith Stealth air-cooler.

 

[arabus]

That's a low score, especially for something with PBO enabled.

Get the drivers installed, for sure, and use my score as the absolute minimum baseline you should be getting for a completely stock system. Mine is early silicon, probably - The multiplier was hovering around 39.25x for the all-core test so it's certainly no golden sample and newer 3900X silicon will do at least 40x on stock settings IME.

Good enough for every day use.
This one better multiscore but why?