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*** The Official OCUK Cinebench R23 Benchmark Thread ***
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Caporegime
The gift that keeps on giving, the sheer power of Ryzen 5000 ST performance. 
5950X PBO
Arctic Freezer II 420
32GB 3600 CL14
ST = 1715
MT = 31,042
I actually have a 1717 ST score saved (with 8 cores disabled in BIOS) but the screenshot didn't come out properly and it's a bit blurry. Will re-run it again at some point when i can be bothered.
5950X PBO
Arctic Freezer II 420
32GB 3600 CL14
ST = 1715
MT = 31,042
I actually have a 1717 ST score saved (with 8 cores disabled in BIOS) but the screenshot didn't come out properly and it's a bit blurry. Will re-run it again at some point when i can be bothered.
Sorry to ask/point out but the front page leader board looks a bit missleading, some chips/scores listed as "@stock" when screenshots clearly show fix multipliers... especially obvious on the 5950x chips at the top, i can say from experience that a Stock 5950x wont get 30000 on R23, it needs an all core clock or PBO and Curve Optimizer settings etc to get that high. Anyone thats just getting a CPU and looking at those scores saying Stock and running their own test will assume their chip is not running right as can be seen on other forums when such posts get quoted.
Caporegime
This is very true. My scores were all posted with PBO and not fixed core clock. I think at true stock my score was around 27,500 give or take a few points either way.
Soldato
Quick question
Does faster memory and tighter timings give higher scores with cinebench?
Does faster memory and tighter timings give higher scores with cinebench?
Caporegime
Not really, but it won't hurt performance.
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Ryzen 5 3500X @ stock
Multi Core - 6580
Single Core - 1202
Multi Core - 6580
Single Core - 1202
Updated up to and including post #116.
Will do the rest later today.
Will do the rest later today.
Soldato
Quick run with PBO and CO.
Still trying to work out best settings with CO!
Still trying to work out best settings with CO!
All updated
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Should think about adding a section for Apple ARM chips, that would be interesting
Which board are you using could I ask? Having issues with my current one and wondering what to change to.5950X 4.815 / 4.715
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asus dark hero
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The gift that keeps on giving, the sheer power of Ryzen 5000 ST performance.
5950X PBO
Arctic Freezer II 420
32GB 3600 CL14
ST = 1715
MT = 31,042
I actually have a 1717 ST score saved (with 8 cores disabled in BIOS) but the screenshot didn't come out properly and it's a bit blurry. Will re-run it again at some point when i can be bothered.
Do my eyes deceive me or is the 16core 5950x faster than a 32core threadripper chip from 2 years ago on multicore?????
The above never made it to charts. but I improved on it with my current daily setup
5800X PBO +175 CO
ST 1661
MT 16085
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