That's lost in space. BTW I forgot to mention It's my fave 50's Sci-fi film, I got a senior moment & forgot about Blade Runner Which is my Fave film-period regardless of genre.
Always thought that lost in space was a spin off to Forbidden Planet
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*** The Official OCUK Cinebench R20 benchmark Thread ***
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Always thought that lost in space was a spin off to Forbidden Planet
Hi all, Just completed building my new PC a couple of days ago https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/the-render-box.18880098/ currently in the process of testing out its capabilities.
This is my first go at overclocking on AMD. Up till this year I've always been an Intel fanboy... so I'm sure I've still got a lot learn. Managed to get it up to 4.425GHz all core but its not the stabalist when running Cinebench at this speed.
Here's my result so far.
This is my first go at overclocking on AMD. Up till this year I've always been an Intel fanboy... so I'm sure I've still got a lot learn. Managed to get it up to 4.425GHz all core but its not the stabalist when running Cinebench at this speed.
Here's my result so far.
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Hahaha you didn't waste any time in claiming that place back 
I looked at your previous posts as a guide to gauge what speed and voltages I should be aiming for to get it over 19K
These were actually really useful, as I was totally unsure what voltages I could push to on threadripper.
That last score was a nice jump. Well done!
Looks like I'm going to have to push it up to 1.46v to have a chance of getting 4.5GHz stable
I looked at your previous posts as a guide to gauge what speed and voltages I should be aiming for to get it over 19K
These were actually really useful, as I was totally unsure what voltages I could push to on threadripper.
That last score was a nice jump. Well done!
Looks like I'm going to have to push it up to 1.46v to have a chance of getting 4.5GHz stable
yeah at 4.425 the problem I had was CB not completing the render and then crashing. It took a few goes before it completed a render that scored better than your previous one. The OS remained stable the entire time though.
if time allows tomorrow I'll hopefully have a go at 4.5
if time allows tomorrow I'll hopefully have a go at 4.5
mk1_salami
mk1_salami
Is this about right for an overclocked 3900x?
mk1_salami
mk1_salami
Do you reckon that's because you have faster RAM? I'm running Corsair Vengance Pro RGB 3200 CL16 DDR4
That voltage is fine unless the machine is under load no?
Yes that could well be it.
Well yes, but you shouldn't need to be setting voltage that high in the first place. I think I had roughly 1.3375v set to achieve 1.325v under load with LLC high.
Fair shout.
I just have normal with an offset of - 0.1 and it gives me 1.4v idle and 1.26v under load.
It's nothing for these chips when idle. So no worries at all.
@NoPost Well I gave it a go at 4.5 but I just couldn't get CB stable enough to get it to complete its render. Looks like your safe with your top place for 3970x..... for now 
I may give it another go when I get to grips with ryzen a bit more but I'm sure that wont be for a while.
on the plus side though I was able to find a good stable 24/7 speed/voltage/temp setting through doing all this. 4.3 @ 1.275 and sub 70c is good enough for me.
and for anybody wondering, Cinebench or any other cpu based 3d renderer that I know of at least doesn't really care about ram speeds... even on ryzen. RAM is basically just used for storing the assets in the scene eg. textures/meshes etc.
I may give it another go when I get to grips with ryzen a bit more but I'm sure that wont be for a while.
on the plus side though I was able to find a good stable 24/7 speed/voltage/temp setting through doing all this. 4.3 @ 1.275 and sub 70c is good enough for me.
and for anybody wondering, Cinebench or any other cpu based 3d renderer that I know of at least doesn't really care about ram speeds... even on ryzen. RAM is basically just used for storing the assets in the scene eg. textures/meshes etc.
Updated, love the username @mk1_salami Your score looks about right.
Thanks to those in here who have posted their Threadripper clocks and voltages. I've realised mine on PBO was running around 4.1 peak under sustained load and using 1.35 Volts. I've manually set it to 4.3 now and a peak voltage of 1.275. Seems stable so far and temperatures are much improved.