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Firestrike Standard Bench.

TonyTurbo78 said:
I'm catching that Vega score of yours.....that damn 7980XE of yours, unfair :p:D
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IMO it's about time Futuremark either limited the amount of cores 3DMark uses, or drastically alters the amount that the CPU score contributes to the total. 3DMark used to be about who had the fastest 3D card and who could tune it the best, not who can afford a £2k CPU and who can't...
 
ubersonic said:
IMO it's about time Futuremark either limited the amount of cores 3DMark uses, or drastically alters the amount that the CPU score contributes to the total. 3DMark used to be about who had the fastest 3D card and who could tune it the best, not who can afford a £2k CPU and who can't...
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With some of the recent Futuremark benches it has actually gone the other way where the CPU is undervalued and does not contribute much to the score.

To correct the above Futuremark tweaked Timespy Extreme to more accurately reflect what performance the CPU was contributing.

A common mistake some people make is to underestimate how much the combined score adds to the overall score. The combined score uses very few CPU cores so high clockspeed is better than more cores.

The other thing that people forget is the Futuremark benches are not GPU only benches but are designed to test overall PC performance.

The best Graphics orientated bench I have seen is Unigine Heaven 4 but for some reason people don't use it much these days.:)
 
Kaapstad said:
With some of the recent Futuremark benches it has actually gone the other way where the CPU is undervalued and does not contribute much to the score.

To correct the above Futuremark tweaked Timespy Extreme to more accurately reflect what performance the CPU was contributing.

A common mistake some people make is to underestimate how much the combined score adds to the overall score. The combined score uses very few CPU cores so high clockspeed is better than more cores.

The other thing that people forget is the Futuremark benches are not GPU only benches but are designed to test overall PC performance.

The best Graphics orientated bench I have seen is Unigine Heaven 4 but for some reason people don't use it much these days.:)
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Unigine Heaven 4 thread, when? ;)
 
Ryzen 5 [email protected] - Reference Gigabyte Vega64 (LC bios) undervolted gpu + HBM2 OC + Morpheus II air cooler + 2x120mm fans
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/16546496

OverDrive tool settings:
P6: 1680mhz 1140mv
P7: 1750mhz 1170mv
HBM2: 1140mhz 975mv
+50% pwr
Target temp 65C

3DMark Score - 19 747
Graphics Score - 27 155
Physics Score - 17 548
Combined Score - 6 910
Graphics Test 1 - 133.83 fps
Graphics Test 2 - 105.62 fps
Physics Test - 55.71 fps
Combined Test - 32.14 fps

Driver: Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition 18.9.1
 
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