User Benchmark = Fake Benchmark

[Wulfster]

100% agree................................simply because no one could remotely think that AMD has ANY marketing EXPERTS.

 

[Potatowithearsontheside]

Just thought I'd revive this thread because my 3600X now equals a 9900K in this benchmark. Yup, I achieved a 100% effective speed score on my £218 CPU.
(It won't show in the rankings due to the fact that only your first score counts).
I'll post a link to it tomorrow.
Incidentally, it means that my 3600X score is higher than any that have been obtained with SMT enabled. With a slightly different configuration I was also able to set the highest score for the Extreme bench too.
Its amazing what you can achieve by pressing one button in the BIOS, then another in Ryzen Master.

 

[Lolik]

Just thought I'd revive this thread because my 3600X now equals a 9900K in this benchmark. Yup, I achieved a 100% effective speed score on my £218 CPU.
(It won't show in the rankings due to the fact that only your first score counts).
I'll post a link to it tomorrow.
Incidentally, it means that my 3600X score is higher than any that have been obtained with SMT enabled. With a slightly different configuration I was also able to set the highest score for the Extreme bench too.
Its amazing what you can achieve by pressing one button in the BIOS, then another in Ryzen Master.

Omg can't even win when it is rigged, cheez defo need to buy something Intel produced ( thx god their laptop stuff is STILL descent)

 

[humbug]

Just thought I'd revive this thread because my 3600X now equals a 9900K in this benchmark. Yup, I achieved a 100% effective speed score on my £218 CPU.
(It won't show in the rankings due to the fact that only your first score counts).
I'll post a link to it tomorrow.
Incidentally, it means that my 3600X score is higher than any that have been obtained with SMT enabled. With a slightly different configuration I was also able to set the highest score for the Extreme bench too.
Its amazing what you can achieve by pressing one button in the BIOS, then another in Ryzen Master.

Don't tell them that they will put some sort of penalty on high IPC, because Mhz is more important...

 

[Kaapstad]

When the 4770k launched it was not a bad CPU, unfortunately times have moved on but intel are still making the same old overpriced ****

 

[4K8KW10]

When the 4770k launched it was not a bad CPU, unfortunately times have moved on but intel are still making the same old overpriced ****

At least they were forced to move on from 4/8 to 6/12 to 8/16. But the 8/16 should be not more than $350.

 

[orbitalwalsh]

At least they were forced to move on from 4/8 to 6/12 to 8/16. But the 8/16 should be not more than $350.

its now forcing game developers to get on board.
Current Gens already coded to multi cores as they are using every once of processing power at end of a product life cycle - just their ports are pants normally carried out by 3rd party Developer

 

[TrM]

When the 4770k launched it was not a bad CPU, unfortunately times have moved on but intel are still making the same old overpriced ****

I think all of intels CPU’s till the 7700k was good CPU’s let’s be honest though intel only refined there CPU’s not push the boundaries well apart from the igpu that got a lot of upgrades and speed wise each generation was a nice bump. But at the end end of the day intel was the only cpu maker that acctully made performance CPU’s.

In 2017 ryzen changed that but intels response with 8700k and 9900k goes to show how much they was holding back from us. Intel answered amd ryzens at the times like 8700k countered most of ryzen 1st gen and 9900k beat all of ryzen second gen CPU’s

but looking back when intel 3000 4000 etc come out at the time there was the top cpu we had no other choice really now we have completion and much better products due to it and no matter if your on amd or intel platform atm you have a much better cpu due to it

 

[humbug]

Most of Intel's decade of i# series CPU's pre 8000 were a series of small incremental upgrades on endless quads.

860 Quad
2600K Quad +15%
3770K Quad +5%
4770K Quad +5%
4790K Quad +2%
6770K Quad +20%
7700K Quad +5%

Along comes AMD
1800X Octa Core = 2X 4790K.
2700X Octa Core = 2X 4790K<>6700K

Now...

3600/3600X = 8700K/9700K
3700X/3800X = 9900K
3900X Faster than 9920X
3950X Faster than 9960X

I can't wait to see what Ryzen 4000 brings.