no one with a 3950x yet?
I think the release date is 25/11/19
Or to you Americans its the Eleventh of the Twentyfith of Twenty Nineteen
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*** The Official OCUK Cinebench R20 benchmark Thread ***
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I think the release date is 25/11/19
Or to you Americans its the Eleventh of the Twentyfith of Twenty Nineteen
Caporegime
Haha. Yeah, some weird thing they got going on with the way they write the dates. What's up with that?I think the release date is 25/11/19
Or to you Americans its the Eleventh of the Twentyfith of Twenty Nineteen
Soldato
Short/Medium/Long that is how it should be! Americans just need to be different.
Caporegime
Yeah. I suppose they could care less. Lol
Caporegime
I see what you did there
Caporegime
I do not clock single cores. I overclock by CCX. For the R5 3600 you have 3 cores per CCX. So you can do 3 cores at say 4.2GHz and 3 at 4GHz.
I just set both my CCX's to 4.4GHz so all 6 cores are at the same for me. But it will depend on your silicon quality.
3900X i set the fastest 2 cores of a CCX to my target speed and leave all other cores stock.
I can get a 4.675 run with 2 cores but if i try to include the third core it crashes.
And yes use Ryzen Master to set the core speeds required it also shows your best cores.
Despite TNA's best efforts to convince me otherwise I will not go higher than 1.53V. Temps are still only around 60C even at 1.53V
PSST don't tell him but in reality he only shares the top single core score
I can get a 4.675 run with 2 cores but if i try to include the third core it crashes.
And yes use Ryzen Master to set the core speeds required it also shows your best cores.
Despite TNA's best efforts to convince me otherwise I will not go higher than 1.53V. Temps are still only around 60C even at 1.53V
PSST don't tell him but in reality he only shares the top single core score
Caporegime
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Heres my first run with the 3900X at stock, only changed my RAM to XMP.
I have some learning and tweaking to do with this chip
Do i really need to use Ryzen Master then?
Oh and i was using Ryzen Balanced Power Plan, do i need to put it on High Perf or Windows Balanced?
I have some learning and tweaking to do with this chip
Do i really need to use Ryzen Master then?
Oh and i was using Ryzen Balanced Power Plan, do i need to put it on High Perf or Windows Balanced?
Caporegime
Well it makes overclocking super easy. You input MHz and voltage and test. Much quicker than messing about in bios. I have yet to key in my 4.4GHz all core overclock into BIOS.Heres my first run with the 3900X at stock, only changed my RAM to XMP.
I have some learning and tweaking to do with this chip
Do i really need to use Ryzen Master then?
Associate
Soldato
Damn that was fast
Just to note, don't go beyond 1.325v under all-core load. Up to 1.5V is fine to see at stock when only a few cores are being loaded.
Caporegime
Enjoy mate. Hopefully you can get a good OC. Maybe even have a crack at beating my single core scoreDamn that was fast
Agreed. I keep my 4.4GHz all core OC at a cool and safe 1.275v.
The only reason I ever went 1.475v was just to run the single core cinebench tests
Associate
Thanks, i was gona ask about voltages but wasnt gona dive right in before some research, i had my 2700X 4.2Ghz All Core with just 1.350v so i'll be looking at which All Core clock speeds i can get with similar volts, just to keep the temps down a little. I dont like seeing 1.5v max in HWInfo right now
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Who's ready for a 3960X bench coming in this evening?