Yes, it looks about right.
Have a look at this page. Your multi-core result is a bit higher. (The scores are detailed from the 4th table onwards.) https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/cpu-intel_core_i5_6600-523
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Yes, it looks about right.
Have a look at this page. Your multi-core result is a bit higher. (The scores are detailed from the 4th table onwards.) https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/cpu-intel_core_i5_6600-523
yes. on dice, which is 100mhz higher than my 1800x did on ln24.9Ghz?
and before any herp a derps say but bro its on dice dice isnt reeel cooling. I got 2075cb at 4.45ghz on water at under 1.5v and 2033cb on air at 4.35ghz on just 1.425v
No screen shots but getting the following.
i7 8700 (non K), Gigabyte Z370 HD3P
32gb Kingston Fury 2133 memory stock timings (only paid £240 new)
1420 CPU speed in Cinebench (seen it drop just under 1400 at times)
Undervolted, CPU-Z was showing 1.008v, all 6 cores were on 4.3Ghz
Max core temps were 56c in heat wave with Silverstone FT-02 and Arctic i30 with all fan profiles silent in BIOS.
Does the above sound ok for stock 8700? Guess I should really post screen shots.
i7 8700 (non K), Gigabyte Z370 HD3P
32gb Kingston Fury 2133 memory stock timings (only paid £240 new)
1420 CPU speed in Cinebench (seen it drop just under 1400 at times)
Undervolted, CPU-Z was showing 1.008v, all 6 cores were on 4.3Ghz
Max core temps were 56c in heat wave with Silverstone FT-02 and Arctic i30 with all fan profiles silent in BIOS.
Does the above sound ok for stock 8700? Guess I should really post screen shots.
7960X @ 4.7
Bit toasty though, needs a delid perhaps
Re ran at my new stable 4.6 across all cores and RAM clocked to 2933 from stock 2400. Very close to the 4.7 scores.
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7920x @ 4.8ghz
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Picked up a couple of old Xeon E5-2697 V2's for £380 for the pair. Hard to beat for the price.
same price as my 1950X
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Yeah but one of us is a regular Joe running his CPU's on silent (and I mean SILENT) air cooling, while the other is a benchmarking guru who knows his way around a liquid nitrogen cooling setup - I saw you winning a benchmark contest on youtube.same price as my 1950X
You probably have more CPU's in your cupboard than there are keys on my keyboard!
that is true.but the threadripper on water at pleb grade clocks would perform around same as your dual xeonsYeah but one of us is a regular Joe running his CPU's on silent (and I mean SILENT) air cooling, while the other is a benchmarking guru who knows his way around a liquid nitrogen cooling setup - I saw you winning a benchmark contest on youtube.
You probably have more CPU's in your cupboard than there are keys on my keyboard!
i am not sure about air as i dont use air on the bigger cpus. i think i have just over 450 cpus at the last count
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Damn 450 cpu's! You could build an impressive CPU wall mosaic!that is true.but the threadripper on water at pleb grade clocks would perform around same as your dual xeons
i think i have just over 450 cpus at the last count
Yeah a TR 1950X at 4Ghz will score about the same, though sold listings on FeeBay show all going for £525+, so only you could get it for under £400.
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I posted it on here, everyone had the chanceDamn 450 cpu's! You could build an impressive CPU wall mosaic!
Yeah a TR 1950X at 4Ghz will score about the same, though sold listings on FeeBay show all going for £525+, so only you could get it for under £400.
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Ah that explains it; everyone with access to the MM.
Even if I did have access it would be lost on me due to the high cost of fast DDR4 RAM. My 16GB of DDR3 cost me £38. that is true. one stick died last year so i am limited to triple channel nowAh that explains it; everyone with access to the MM.
