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Ryzen 1920x running at 4GHz. My old 4820K and phenom II 955 are in the results list still. A huge improvement over the years.
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OcUK Cinebench R15 benchmark thread
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no if it was maths the 10-8=2 and 8-7=1 therefore 7 and 8 are closest, however if you square them both by pi, the interrogate them through the tangent of e to the power of -6, the 10 would in fact be closer to 8 than 8 is to 7.Is this all quick maths
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1800x @4.0GHz 3200MHz ram with a score of 1811?? Does that sound about right?
yes that is good
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I haven't finished missing about with it yet, but a quick run....
1278, Ivy Bridge-E is out... that 12 core Westmere EP is looking a bit nervous.
What an incredible thing, £165 lower mid level CPU, it utterly humiliates the 4690K its replaced, even with much lower clocks its more than twice as fast.
https://valid.x86.fr/19nslk
1278, Ivy Bridge-E is out... that 12 core Westmere EP is looking a bit nervous.
What an incredible thing, £165 lower mid level CPU, it utterly humiliates the 4690K its replaced, even with much lower clocks its more than twice as fast.
https://valid.x86.fr/19nslk
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Update... 1294 after a BIOS update, bye bye 12 core Westmere EP
I'm not done yet tho... just getting started
I'm not done yet tho... just getting started
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Last one.
I couldn't get it to 4Ghz and the this Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000Mhz will not go over 2933Mhz with good timings.
I wanted to achieve over 1300 Points, i did get that.
1303 Points, not bad for a £165 CPU on a £75 Motherboard.
I couldn't get it to 4Ghz and the this Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000Mhz will not go over 2933Mhz with good timings.
I wanted to achieve over 1300 Points, i did get that.
1303 Points, not bad for a £165 CPU on a £75 Motherboard.
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Just watched LTT's 56 core system video (dual Xeon 8180), 7291 stock 
https://youtu.be/gIEGN5rV2JY?t=14m20s
https://youtu.be/gIEGN5rV2JY?t=14m20s
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Just watched LTT's 56 core system video (dual Xeon 8180), 7291 stock
https://youtu.be/gIEGN5rV2JY?t=14m20s
Ain't they the 9k ish per chip ? so 18 odd grand in CPU's
Oh how the other half live
It has aged well, that's for sure.
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A bit more tweaking...
1315 points. @ 3.950Ghz - 2933Mhz
The X5650's are excellent chips for sure, £65 used on Ebay, still, the problem is trying to find good boards for them at a reasonable cost, i remember trying to get in on the X5650 Hype train when they first appeared on EBay for £65 a couple of years ago but couldn't get a good board for less than £150 and frankly that was a bit much for a 4 year old used board.
So sadly i never did get one.
But it has to be said these days with the Ryzen 1600 the X5650 is not as fantastic a bargain 6 core that it was, is.. Look at the IPC difference, i'm scoring 25% higher on a £165 chip + £75 Board, in terms of IPC you have to take into account the clock speed difference, 3.95Ghz vs 4.45Ghz, that's a difference of 13% on the clock rate, add that to the 25% difference in the scores the IPC is 38% higher on Ryzen.
Welcome back AMD, its about time tho....
1315 points.
@ 3.950Ghz - 2933Mhz
It has aged well, that's for sure.
The X5650's are excellent chips for sure, £65 used on Ebay, still, the problem is trying to find good boards for them at a reasonable cost, i remember trying to get in on the X5650 Hype train when they first appeared on EBay for £65 a couple of years ago but couldn't get a good board for less than £150 and frankly that was a bit much for a 4 year old used board.
So sadly i never did get one.
But it has to be said these days with the Ryzen 1600 the X5650 is not as fantastic a bargain 6 core that it was, is.. Look at the IPC difference, i'm scoring 25% higher on a £165 chip + £75 Board, in terms of IPC you have to take into account the clock speed difference, 3.95Ghz vs 4.45Ghz, that's a difference of 13% on the clock rate, add that to the 25% difference in the scores the IPC is 38% higher on Ryzen.
Welcome back AMD, its about time tho....
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I picked up my P6X58D-E motherboard, 10GB RAM and CPU at a total of £135 a couple of months ago for my very first build.