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

[humbug]

Well i didn't win the silicon lottery with this one, i just can't get it to stabilise all core at 4.2Ghz.

MT: 3757 @ 4.15Ghz
ST: 486 @ 4.2Ghz

 

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@cliffy what clock speed was your last run?

 

[humbug]

@humbug Both the 7928 in post 420 and the 8078 in post 422 where just letting boost and PBO do there thing. I closed all apps running in the background though (icue, aquasuite, nvidia game centre etc) same with the single threaded scores

Thanks

 

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[humbug]

I haven't forgotten about this i'll get around to it soon.

 

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@PC777 unfortunately i can't see your screen shots, can you reupload?

 

[humbug]

My score is on post #443, also you did a error with my single thread score

Thank you

I fixed the error in your ST score, but clicking the link does take me to post #435 https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/t...nchmark-thread.18849380/page-22#post-32947847

 

[humbug]

Oh i see what's happening.... hang on

 

[humbug]

@FredFlint now i've fixed yours, thanks for the heads up.

@PC777 yes i see that, i'll add you now.

 

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@PC777 unfortunately you're straight in the 50+ spoiler with the Multicore, me too.... with all these bloody 9900K's and Ryzen 7 / 9's there's no room for us 6 Core Plebeians.

 

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[humbug]

Yeah, by 1 point

 

[humbug]

Considering that run was with stock XMP settings, Im sure I can beat it (only annoying thing is SC benchmarks take too long for my taste)

No doubt

 

[humbug]

@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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[humbug]

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.

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[humbug]

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

Yes.

edit: More tinkering. CPU stock with a small minus voltage offset. Less volts, more performance, yay!
@humbug

That's pushed you up the rankings.

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[humbug]

And the multi score?

Whoops... done

 

[humbug]

@humbug any chance you can add me to the table #463

Sorry, updated

 

[humbug]

Think that's the first stock 3800X score

@humbug Get to it man

okay okay okay i'm on it now..

 

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