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*** The Official OCUK Cinebench R20 benchmark Thread ***

It seems very difficult to improve the single core scores.
I doubt I could improve on that especially on 1.8 chipset as it seems to have lost me around 200 points generally.
I cant be bothered to revert back atm and try.
However I cannot get close to Nightmares multi score.
And I tried :)
I struggle to get tight timings with my 8 pack 4000 ram.
CL14 is a dream.
 
3700X @ 4.3 5175 / 501
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Shac said:
It seems very difficult to improve the single core scores.
I doubt I could improve on that especially on 1.8 chipset as it seems to have lost me around 200 points generally.
I cant be bothered to revert back atm and try.
However I cannot get close to Nightmares multi score.
And I tried :)
I struggle to get tight timings with my 8 pack 4000 ram.
CL14 is a dream.
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I ran all those benchmarks with the stock 3600Mhz C16 settings, never ran C20 again after I optimized the RAM settings. I wanted to give the CPU a break since I benchmarked the crap out of it the first 2 weeks.

PS: Based on the benchmarks you have a 3900X, were you talking about someone else?
 
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@humbug I just beat my own multi-core with 5365 points. I tried running SC twice and didnt get a score higher, enough time wasted for today. I know I can beat it but I dont feel like spending more time looking at C20.

Here is the 5365 Multi at 4.45Ghz

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Ah my mistake the multi core part should have referred to Cliffy's score of over 8078.
Single Core was referring to yourself yes.
 
I thought I'd give this a go to see what I get with my 3700x. All at stock, apart from the RAM has been overclocked from 3200C16 to 3333. I really need to have a look at tweaking it properly to see what I can squeeze out of it.

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humbug said:
I use this to tweak RAM https://www.techpowerup.com/download/ryzen-dram-calculator/


First set DRam Calc for Fast Mode and apply it to your RAM, if it doesn't work recalculate for Safe Mode and apply that, then one setting at a time set relative to Fast Mode, whatever settings don't work leave in Safe Mode.

Use Ryzen Master to set your RAM timings.

Updated :)
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Are the RAM timings saved in the bios when using Ryzen Master, so that they stay after a restart?
 
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