• Welcome to TechPowerUp Forums, Guest! Please check out our forum guidelines for info related to our community.

Post your Cinebench 2024 score

Lew Zealand said:
My 5600 XT was doing the same thing until I updated its drivers and restarted the PC. Then got normal numbers.
Click to expand...
Weird, I have the latest drivers. Even a clean Windows install.
 
Kodehawa said:
Weird, I have the latest drivers. Even a clean Windows install.
Click to expand...

I wondered with my 5600 XT whether just using the computer for a period of time somehow affected the CB2024 score, like it failed to reallocate the VRAM properly on a PC that had been used for a while thus the very low scores.
 
Lew Zealand said:
I wondered with my 5600 XT whether just using the computer for a period of time somehow affected the CB2024 score, like it failed to reallocate the VRAM properly on a PC that had been used for a while thus the very low scores.
Click to expand...
1697389208494.png


lmao wtf yeah, it worked after restarting. just restarting (got 6673 in another run, they seem rather random?).

1697389270024.png

GPU and CPU, for a complete post.
 
Hi everyone,


I juste made the multi core bench with cinebench204 and I get 868.

PBO @-25 on all cores, everything else is defaut setting. 16go RAM 3200 CL16 XMP On.

All core go up to 4.4Ghz max.


Is it ok ?
 
kizery said:
Hi everyone,


I juste made the multi core bench with cinebench204 and I get 868.

PBO @-25 on all cores, everything else is defaut setting. 16go RAM 3200 CL16 XMP On.

All core go up to 4.4Ghz max.


Is it ok ?
Click to expand...
You didn't mention which CPU you were using.
 
Blaeza said:
That can do all core higher than 4.4ghz, surely?
Click to expand...
With low enough temps, yes. But this is an all core AVX2 load, which is really taxing on the CPU. Without top cooling it's going to be difficult to keep a 5800X under 75 C in CB24, in order to ensure max boost.
 
QuietBob said:
With low enough temps, yes. But this is an all core AVX2 load, which is really taxing on the CPU. Without top cooling it's going to be difficult to keep a 5800X under 75 C in CB24, in order to ensure max boost.
Click to expand...
That is a very good point Bob. I was going to suggest a 5700X but mine oc'd only got 850 and the idea of someone having a faster example is terrifying... :D

EDIT : 5800X3D should have made sense seeing it's 4.4ghz. I should of saved and got one....:kookoo:
 
Blaeza said:
That is a very good point Bob. I was going to suggest a 5700X but mine oc'd only got 850 and the idea of someone having a faster example is terrifying... :D

EDIT : 5800X3D should have made sense seeing it's 4.4ghz. I should of saved and got one....:kookoo:
Click to expand...

I got 863 on a 5700X (above)
 
Takes too long :sleep: I think I'll stick with R23...

cut.jpg
 
kizery said:
Hi everyone,


I juste made the multi core bench with cinebench204 and I get 868.

PBO @-25 on all cores, everything else is defaut setting. 16go RAM 3200 CL16 XMP On.

All core go up to 4.4Ghz max.


Is it ok ?
Click to expand...
So, is it ok for a 5800X3D PBO @-25 ?

I have no limitation but I don't know how have more than 4.4Ghz
 
kizery said:
So, is it ok for a 5800X3D PBO @-25 ?

I have no limitation but I don't know how have more than 4.4Ghz
Click to expand...
5800x3D maxes out 4450Mhz on all core load as long as it's not limited on power or temperature. Still, try -30 all core as well. That's what works the best for most cases (for 5800x3d specifically). Later you can test around with lower CO on best cores (ryzen master can tell you which ones are the best). But I've never seen a positive impact with that on mine. Only way to increase the max boost on 5800x3D is by BCLK overclocking but that has it own problems.
 
I juste did these bench :

- PBO -30 Cinebench 2024 single : 94. (R23 = 1471)
57° max (not sure about this) with (very) little peak @4.541GHz
- PBO -30 Cinebench 2024 multi : 870 (R23 = 14933)
76° max @4.442GHz

- PBO -25 Cinebench 2024 single : 93. (R23 = 1471)
53° max (not sure about this) with (very) little peak @4.541GHz
- PBO -25 Cinebench 2024 multi : 873 (R23 = 14926)
78° max @4.442GHz

So -25 or -30 it's almost the same with slightly better temperatures @-30

What about people with same 5800X3D and best score ?
 
R23 scores are pretty much normal for stock 5800x3D with -30 CO. I've only seen 15500~ points either with a powerful cooler and/or with BCLK overclocked. I'm not sure about R24 (though they don't look like too low), so it's either something is running in the background, or you are temperature/power limited.
Did you set any PPT limits? Are you sure you are staying below 80C?
Check your power, temps and clocks on Hwinfo while the test running. Max core clock can hit 4450 but if they are not staying there that means something is limiting you.
 
yes I'm always below 80°
I don't edit any "PTT" settings. Where I can check it ?
Clock are stable @4.442GHz on all cores during the bench.

I jsut test my 4070, I get 15837. it seems too low compare other people.
 
Normally you can set those on BIOS (CPU power options, PPT/TDC/EDC). On desktop you can check on PBO2Tuner program.
Looking on benches online it doesnt look like you are behind, 870~ seems normal. Guess everyone here is using them highly tuned :laugh:
 
5950X
Cinebench R24 Single - 102
Cinebench R24 Multi - 1625

PBO + CO Enabled | DDR4 4x16GB 3600 CL16 OC
 

Attachments

  • R24.jpg
    R24.jpg
    842.3 KB · Views: 141
Recently run as of tonight, specs in my user profile:
Cinebench 2024 (GPU): 11904
Cinebench 2024 (Multi-Core CPU): 1135
Cinebench 2024 (Single Core CPU): 120
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top