Caporegime
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.
Nice, that's a good deal, especially with new ram prices.
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OcUK Cinebench R15 benchmark thread
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Nice, that's a good deal, especially with new ram prices.
Caporegime
Last one i promise, i couldn't get the run to complete at 4Ghz. So 3.975Ghz is the last one.
1324 Points.
1324 Points.
Soldato
Here for the 6core circle jerk.
Good score!
Though on thinking for a 1.1 GHz clock advantage not that great tbh.
Wonder if AMD could pull another athlon with zen 2 (not the refresh)
Caporegime
We are on a bit of a commutative 6 core shindig 
3 different types.
3 different types.
Soldato
>4 cores with strong single thread speeds was the aim of this build
Still toying with what to do with the 1700....... Bit overkill for a htpc i think.
Be handy for transcoding to other devices though, Or double up PC come console using steam big picture
Caporegime
I would have bought it off you for £165, same cost as a new 1600
Soldato
I would have bought it off you for £165, same cost as a new 1600
Unfortunately AMD price cuts have rendered the resale of my 1700 useless lol.
I'd get more value from doing something with it. Game server or something? Mining rig? Too many choices.
Soldato
considering AMD don't split the whole vt-x (virtual machines with direct hardware access rather than abstracted software calls posing as hardware) and overclocking markets, consider doing something with a proper full virtual setup. Hypervisor and the works. You should be able to throw a pfsense firewall, server box, nas/media server and a guest gaming system in the same box with a bit of work with fairly minimal slow down on anything (obviously the guest gaming install getting use of whatever graphics card you throw in it).
With Intel you can't use VT-x on a K series processor (VT-d is fine though, has done me well enough for a 4 node Oracle RAC training rig).
As you wanted ideas...
Soldato
Pfsense and a NAS server are things I could use..... Thanks I'll look into it.
Caporegime
I score 3502-3511 with a 1950X at 4Ghz, with DDR4 running at 3200Mhz CL14. This is with no Cinebench tweaks and the 1950X running in UMA mode.
Haven't run this for ages but thought I'd use it to see how the hot weather is affecting my CPU temp (63C max after a few runs).
No idea why my multi-core score has taken a bit of a dive but my single core score is more-or less what it was last time. It'll do though.
No idea why my multi-core score has taken a bit of a dive but my single core score is more-or less what it was last time. It'll do though.
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If my 2700x at stock or overclock beats a 8700k (when compared to a stock or overclocked 8700k) then i will be happy and i seem to think that it will because for me it was a decision to either buy a 2700x or 8700k you see.
Caporegime
Some say ryzen can't clock memory, and if you try to run xmp it won't even post.
All we know is they're a noob using the wrong board.
4.9Ghz?
Here is Mine:
I don't know if this is good or just ok, the first one i did i didn't know i had XMP off so this one is with it on. Not much of a improvement.
