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CPUZ Benchmark (all welcome)

2+ year old Threadripper 3970x "undervolted" and tuned for 180w max PPT on el'cheapo Asrock trx40 creator.
Those single core scores on the Intel 12 series are sweet. If the next gen Amd can come close, we shall have Facerippers.;)

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This is my day to day OC on my 12600k.
5GHz p-cores
4GHz e-cores
Pulls 90 watts according to HWMonitor (Cinebench will pull just over 150w)
offset -0.020

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Blackbadger said:
2+ year old Threadripper 3970x "undervolted" and tuned for 180w max PPT on el'cheapo Asrock trx40 creator.
Those single core scores on the Intel 12 series are sweet. If the next gen Amd can come close, we shall have Facerippers.;)

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Noooo, I have been dethroned! Looks like I need to do some tuning on mine!
 
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Noooo, I have been dethroned! Looks like I need to do some tuning on mine!
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We'd definitely like to see that. Your processor is still competitive for that spot. Though the highest score I've seen for a 3960X is about 20,000 pts, but not fully tuned.

Blackbadger said:
2+ year old Threadripper 3970x "undervolted" and tuned for 180w max PPT on el'cheapo Asrock trx40 creator.
Those single core scores on the Intel 12 series are sweet. If the next gen Amd can come close, we shall have Facerippers.;)

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Or jack the ripper lol

I'd like to see what kind of wattage #s you get when you run y-cruncher! Only try with FD on speed dial!
 
Hi, how we post image?
If anyone knows how, pls let me know
thanks
Meanwhile heres my results:

My cpu: 5950X pbo on with curve optimizer

Results:

Single: 695.4

Multi: 13427.5
 
CPU-Z gets my vcore wrong, IPMI and AMD sensors measure it at 0.710V idle and 1.320V load

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Just thought I'd have a go at upping my mem clock and IF to 1900Mhz, seems stable. Have to say Im surprised, I have 4x 8Gb ram, left XMP at CL16 and just bumped the Freq to 1900 mem, 1900 IF just worked.

Settings PBO. CO-10 all cores, CPU+200, IF 1900, Mem 1900

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Not my best, I've had ST/MT hit 681.4/7241.6 but here's my 5800X.

BeQuiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 + CTR 2.1 tuned.
This run: ST 5025 - MT 4900

I'd say it's 90% dialled in. Still tweaking those top end voltages.

Core 0 and Core 5 will do 5025Mhz at around 1.4~ but I don't run that 24/7.
 
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Here is mine.

It's not ground breaking but I managed to use the dynamic oc on the Dark hero to get the best of an all core and pbo. I couldn't tweak it as such to get good multi's and single using purely pbo2. It was always compromising one or the other.

I found using a really low edc (below stock) enabled me to hit decent single core clocks.

I'm using a per ccx overclock 4700Mhz on my main one and 4600Mhz on the second.

I personally think my MSI Unify board was much better.

 
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I'm not gonna make a habit of constantly tweaking and resubmitting scores but after reading Jay343434's post on setting a per ccx overclock, I wondered why didn't I think of doing that. I already knew I was limited to 4600 at 1.4v (and 4550 at 1.35v) All cores but setting ccx0 to 4700 (leaving ccx1 at 4600) I got the boost I was looking for.

5950X using DynamicOC with my PBO settings look after the single core boost with -25 Curve all core +50 Boost.



Single core 709.0
Multicore = 13679.0
 
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