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OcUK Cinebench R15 benchmark thread

Bluntwrapped said:
Cheers :) furthest I've taken it was 5.5Ghz for a HWBot Super Pi 1M run. From what I remember I used around 1.52v to get there. I reckon I could do a Cinebench 5.3-5.4 run without too much voltage. If I have time this weekend I'll have another go.

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5.3Ghz
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you did well with that chip,is that an 8pack special?

i suppose i could muster a 5.3ghz run :D
 
I don't think I ever posted mine, other than on my project log. This was done when I was testing the chips, not really ran since as I am upgrading my WC loop.

Dual Xeon E5 V3 2.2Ghz 28 Cores / 56 Threads
(my cores weren't running at 2.2 when I did this only showing as 1.197 in cpu-z)

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Just upgraded the CPUs in my old R510 server from a pair of L5520 (Quad 2.2) to a pair of L5640 (6-core 2.2)

Gone from ~750cb up to 1050cb not a bad speed boost for a cheap and quick upgrade.

Just revisited this to grab a screenshot and I'm now getting 1008cb, no clue why I'm getting the lower score but here it is anyway.

 
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old slow cpu.
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You clocked that from 3.0ghz to 4.9ghz?? Impressive, although looking at the voltage its just a benchmark runor do those chips run much higher voltage than normal anyway?
 
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