It just makes things easier when running a custom loop. I don't have to worry about chipset cooling, plus I have a 10 Gbit network at home so the 10 Gbit adaptor is a bonus (but not necessary as I have a PCI card).
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*** The Official OCUK Cinebench R20 benchmark Thread ***
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It sure does that.
For those who don't know what we are talking about, its this ridiculous thing, you'll put your back out just lifting it off the desk.
Very nice indeed. But I would have to have 3-4 properties fully paid and on rent to justify that personally
Christ, he is annoying.
+1Christ, he is annoying.
Soldato
Got some new personal records 
This one is all core 4.5GHz:
And even better I can now move up from 15th place to 11th making me the highest single core Ryzen result
FYI, ignore the all core result. That was from a 4.4GHz all core test I did before running the 4.65GHz single core OC. The PC had restarted from trying to run 4.7GHz so I wanted to make sure all was still well by running that 4.4GHz run
This one is all core 4.5GHz:
And even better I can now move up from 15th place to 11th making me the highest single core Ryzen result
FYI, ignore the all core result. That was from a 4.4GHz all core test I did before running the 4.65GHz single core OC. The PC had restarted from trying to run 4.7GHz so I wanted to make sure all was still well by running that 4.4GHz run
Sorry man make that 2nd highest at 12thAnd even better I can now move up from 15th place to 11th making me the highest single core Ryzen result
https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArMHGD-yylU7gdpe7OtP6iaE00CBNg?e=pbfWZS
I will take 10th spot atm but I see very little likelihood of improving on that score.
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Very nice. Will see what I can do. What speed and voltage did you use?Sorry man make that 2nd highest at 12th
https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArMHGD-yylU7gdpe7OtP6iaE00CBNg?e=pbfWZS
I will take 10th spot atm but I see very little likelihood of improving on that score.
You are right. I can’t beat it, when I try 4.7GHz it automatically reboots the PC. Lol.
Still a great score though, would have never expected a 3600 to go so far.
@TNA you still beat your old MT score by about 50 points so i have updated your score.
@Shac you're now #10 in ST
Impressive scores guys, not to blather on about "AMD fine wine" from the GPU room but these Zen 2 chips just keep getting better as they mature.
I installed the 1usmus Ryzen Power Plan myself and i'm getting 481 without doing anything to it now, the score i have posted here is 486 and that's locked to 4.2Ghz so i think its safe to say my 3600 is now boosting to 4.2Ghz at default. :happy:
@Shac you're now #10 in ST
Impressive scores guys, not to blather on about "AMD fine wine" from the GPU room but these Zen 2 chips just keep getting better as they mature.
I installed the 1usmus Ryzen Power Plan myself and i'm getting 481 without doing anything to it now, the score i have posted here is 486 and that's locked to 4.2Ghz so i think its safe to say my 3600 is now boosting to 4.2Ghz at default. :happy:
Thanks humbug. Will have another crack at taking Shac’s spot once my new RAM arrives@TNA you still beat your old MT score by about 50 points so i have updated your score.
@Shac you're now #10 in ST
Impressive scores guys, not to blather on about "AMD fine wine" from the GPU room but these Zen 2 chips just keep getting better as they mature.
I installed the 1usmus Ryzen Power Plan myself and i'm getting 481 without doing anything to it now, the score i have posted here is 486 and that's locked to 4.2Ghz so i think its safe to say my 3600 is now boosting to 4.2Ghz at default. :happy:
By the way. My 4041 MT results was with 4.5GHz, you put it down as 4.4GHz
Thanks humbug. Will have another crack at taking Shac’s spot once my new RAM arrives
By the way. My 4041 MT results was with 4.5GHz, you put it down as 4.4GHz
Fixed. its just that you said...
That was for the 2nd image as it had a lower score on it. The 1st image with the 4041 score is 4.5GHzFixed. its just that you said...
My bad, I should have been more clear really.
That was for the 2nd image as it had a lower score on it. The 1st image with the 4041 score is 4.5GHz
My bad, I should have been more clear really.
Ok mate
BTW guys, you need 5Ghz to beat RSR's monster 5.45Ghz 9900K .
.No chance. HahaBTW guys, you need 5Ghz to beat RSR's monster 5.45Ghz 9900K
Would need liquid nitrogen or something for that. Only people I see having a shot using air/water are people buying the 3950X soon. Even then I can’t see it.
Will be interesting to see if the 4000 series can do 5GHz when OC’d though.
No chance. Haha
Would need liquid nitrogen or something for that. Only people I see having a shot using air/water are people buying the 3950X soon. Even then I can’t see it.
Will be interesting to see if the 4000 series can do 5GHz when OC’d though.
Yeah its not happening, unless the 3950X silicon is that much better, which i highly doubt.
Ryzen 4000 is rumoured to get an 8% IPC increase and a 200Mhz boost in clocks, if true that will do it, hell that could break the 600 mark.
Looking further into the future i think high clocks are going to be a thing of the past, we are getting to a stage now where the silicon is so dense its difficult to keep them stable at high speed, Ask Intel about that with their 10nm, its been in operation for a couple of years and they are still struggling to get 4Ghz.
I think AMD did remarkably well to get in the 4.4 to 4.6Ghz range with a less than 1 year old 7nm, and these are high IPC chips.
From 5nm and then on IMO clocks are going to start to fall back a little at a time, from then on it will all be about IPC.
Yeah. 4Ghz will end up being the new 5GHz or 6GHz even