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****** The Official OCUK Cinebench R23 Benchmark Thread ******

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Dave2150 said:
ST is far more important for the majority of the target audience of these mainstream CPU's. Not running at 94C with great cooling is also a highly desirable goal. The 12900k is cheaper than the 5950X and 7950X remember...

For professional users that require workstation class CPU with higher core counts, support for ECC memory etc, Threadripper/EPYC are far more suitable and are better than any workstation CPU and Intel can field.
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5800x3d is poor in these and look how it does for gaming so yeah :)
 
Dave2150 said:
ST is far more important for the majority of the target audience of these mainstream CPU's. Not running at 94C with great cooling is also a highly desirable goal. The 12900k is cheaper than the 5950X and 7950X remember...

For professional users that require workstation class CPU with higher core counts, support for ECC memory etc, Threadripper/EPYC are far more suitable and are better than any workstation CPU and Intel can field.
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Zen 4X3D ./

uscool said:
need to shove in more e cores
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Needs 8 more for a total of 32 cores, its not going to beat the 7950X, not by anything meaningful.
 
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@adwol48 Nice scores..

I have just been playing with the curve optimiser myself this afternoon but i let it do its own thing with the All Core Optimiser (think it did a -15), but you got me beat in multi :p

So here is another 5700X result for the tables.

My 5700X was doing 4525MHz-4550MHz all cores in the multi core test hitting 82c, each core maxed at 4750MHz in the single core test with a max temp of 58c.

Really happy with this chip now i have had time to tweak it a little, not bad for a 65w part :)


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MyBrainz said:
@adwol48 Nice scores..

I have just been playing with the curve optimiser myself this afternoon but i let it do its own thing with the All Core Optimiser (think it did a -15), but you got me beat in multi :p

So here is another 5700X result for the tables.

My 5700X was doing 4525MHz-4550MHz all cores in the multi core test hitting 82c, each core maxed at 4750MHz in the single core test with a max temp of 58c.

Really happy with this chip now i have had time to tweak it a little, not bad for a 65w part :)
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Thanks during multi my max cores got to 4724MHz but my max temps got to 75.3c for the package and max core temps was 75c. single 4849Mhz with temp at 46c. using a 240 Artic liquid 2 for cooling
 
Domdtxdissar ST = 2167 points
Windows 10 x64 - AMD Ryzen 7 7950x | 16/32 @ ~6000mhz | ROG CROSSHAIR X670E HERO | 2x16GB DDR5-6200-28-36-36-28 1T

Domdtxdissar MT = 42257 points
Windows 10 x64 - AMD Ryzen 7 7950x | 16/32 @ ~5700/5400mhz | ROG CROSSHAIR X670E HERO | 2x16GB DDR5-6200-28-36-36-28 1T

Large custom watercooling loop. (4 pumps + MO-RA3 420 + NexXxoS Monsta Full Copper 400mm + 10L water among other things)
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And my 5950x score:

Domdtxdissar ST = 1726 points
Windows 11 x64 - AMD Ryzen 7 5950x | 16/32 @ ~5200mhz| MSI Unify X MAX | 2x16GB DDR4-3800-13-14-12-22 1T

Domdtxdissar MT = 33712 points
Windows 11 x64 - AMD Ryzen 7 5950x | 16/32 @ ~5050/4950mhz | MSI Unify X MAX | 2x16GB DDR4-3800-13-14-12-22 1T
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