Share your CPUZ Benchmarks!

[RealNeil]

Good score!

 

[exodusprime1337]

Good score!

Thank's. I feel like it could be improved, but it's brand new to me. Just built like 2 weeks ago.

 

[Hugis]

rocking a low voltage OC (4770k is still a great cpu even now!)
v happy

 

[Final_Fighter]

here they are.

i have to use .200mv offset to make this chip do 4.9ghz but its been doing it for a while with temps no higher than 78c on the hottest core. no whea errors or any other in the event long and passes memtest.

 

[FR@NK]

Passed the 600 mark for single thread!

Still need to do some tweaking to get the multicore score higher.

 

[RealNeil]

I need to get off of my ass and build my 7900X.

 

[xkm1948]

I need to get off of my ass and build my 7900X.

You bought a 7900X? Nice!

 

[wally_1973]

Passed the 600 mark for single thread!

Still need to do some tweaking to get the multicore score higher.

Should show higher multithreads scores right? But u will fix that

 

[xkm1948]

Passed the 600 mark for single thread!

Still need to do some tweaking to get the multicore score higher.

Looks like your Hyper Threading was disabled. 10 Core 10 Threads only!

 

[FR@NK]

Should show higher multithreads scores right? But u will fix that

Still tweaking as on this board you can set each core with its own voltage and max turbo ratio. I'm hoping to get 4 cores running at 5GHz and the rest to max out at 4 to 4.5 depending on thermals. The score above was with two cores at 5GHz and the rest at 4GHz.

Looks like your Hyper Threading was disabled. 10 Core 10 Threads only!

Yeah I dont really need hyperthreading; 10 cores is more then enough for gaming.

 

[RealNeil]

You bought a 7900X? Nice!

Traded four RX GPUs for the CPU MoBo and 64GB RAM (2-480s and 2-580s)

 

[xkm1948]

If all you do is gaming then sure 10 threads should be good. I would use the turbo boost max software to figure out the best single core first and focusing on overclocking that single core to the max.

Can you do per core vid adjustments on X299? That would be neat!


Also Neil, what mobo have you got for the 7900x? Are you gonna delid?

 

[RealNeil]

Neil, what mobo have you got for the 7900x? Are you gonna delid?

The Mainboard is an MSI X299 Gaming M7 ACK. When I traded my GPUs for all this stuff, that was the only choice.
I usually like ASUS or Gigabyte boards.
The RAM is 64GB of HyperX Fury and I know that's good stuff as I have used it before.

Delid? no way. I have a custom 360mm AlphaCool loop for it. There won't be any temp issues.

 

[purecain]

dual xeon haswell-ep =36 cores, 72 threads @3.5ghz

stock speeds bclk and 2133mhz octal channel ddr4

@dylricho : I see your graph hasn't been updated with threadripper?

edit: apparently cpuz benchmark does not scale very well, does it; should be a much better score there, in cpuz v1.77 I get 41000 pts multi, which still does not represent other apps results.

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whats going on with the scores, this would of been my choice over the amd rig. I was intersted to see how it scored in this bench.
those scores should be much higher. thanks for posting anyway, great build!

just looking at the scores on this page... we build some exotic pc's atm. I don't think we've ever had cpu choice like this before, its crazy. there's about 3 different configurations id like to build for myself.

 

[Andy Acord]

I have one of those CPUs sitting on the shelf! Talk about a room heater,....

I have a 6950 that pulling 32 amps?? with it and occasionally it will peg my 625 watt power supply

 

[TheHunter]

Sunday OC madness

idk how stable it really is, I always returned back to 4.7GHz. Although I didnt use such settings yet
Vccsa 0.120mv offset
svid 1.85v
cpuv 1.32v adaptive
cache 0.040 offset and 1.12v adaptive
digi+
llc7
cpu power phase extreme, power current 130%


https://valid.x86.fr/93qj57

 

[xkm1948]

Sunday OC madness

idk how stable it really is, I always returned back to 4.7GHz. Although I didnt use such settings yet
Vccsa 0.120mv offset
svid 1.85v
cpuv 1.32v adaptive
cache 0.040 offset and 1.12v adaptive
digi+
llc7
cpu power phase extreme, power current 130%


https://valid.x86.fr/93qj57
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That is one golden 4770K. If only used for gaming looks like you dont have to upgrade for a long time

 

[TheHunter]

That is one golden 4770K. If only used for gaming looks like you dont have to upgrade for a long time

Yes got lucky , usually I run it at 4.7GHz with adaptive 1.284v

 

[BurntJoint]

First time overclocking. I was told 4.5Ghz was a good place to start on air, do these results look normal?

I only changed the clock ratio and left the power on auto, any tips on how i should go forward?

https://valid.x86.fr/cxegq8

 

[EarthDog]

Stop using auto. The goal is lowest voltage possible for a given clock. Need further help, start your own thread and we will come.

 

[BurntJoint]

Stop using auto. The goal iz lowest voltage possible for a given clock. Need further help, start yoyr own thread and we will come.

As you can see on the SS the voltage peaked at 1.280v so what is a good place to start?

 

[EarthDog]

Lower than that. Every cpu is different. You need to find out what it would be for yours... or set that voltage manually at 1.28 and push the multiplier higher. Keep temps at 90c or less stress testing.

Again, create your own thread for help. This is for cpuz test scores, not overclocking assistance.

 

[xkm1948]

Just discovered something. For BWE processors, at least for a 6800K I am testing, disable Intel Turbo Max 3.0 in Windows will actually boost your CPU-Z benchmarks. Huh, never thought of that.

 

[BurntJoint]

Lower than that. Every cpu is different. You need to find out what it would be for yours... or set that voltage manually at 1.28 and push the multiplier higher. Keep temps at 90c or less stress testing.

Again, create your own thread for help. This is for cpuz test scores, not overclocking assistance.

Ok sorry, still new to this. In any case i took your earlier advice and im done with this for a while now so i dont think it deserves a thread on its own.

I set it to manual and got it down to 1.220V @4.5Ghz at 75-80 degrees C on air using prime95 to test. I might look at increasing it further when i get the time. Thanks for the help.

My single thread score went up, but my multicore score went down.
https://i.imgur.com/ablqSli.png

 

[er557]

@xkm1948 : how did you disable turbo max 3? removed the app? I found that you might need to fiddle with windows power management setting profile and enable c-states c6 and c3 for max boost results. cpu z is not the most scalable measurement by far, try to compare with other software, like cinebench r15, hwbot x265 v2.0, wprime.