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Time Spy Standard DX 12 Bench.

Kei said:
Annoyingly, I seem to have managed to successfully broken my 3dmark install as I can no longer get validated results after it locked up on me. I've reinstalled it and I keep getting an Unknown error.; (problemId:78227032) preventing the result from getting validated. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling 3dmark to no avail.

I've comfortably got the Vega 56 to consistently get 6 runs all above 7900 GFX score at 1722/1185 but the 1920x produces hugely variable cpu scores from 8600 up to 9200 which is super annoying.
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hah well done beating me. Ive had issues before with 3dmark doing this, the system info program it uses caused it. I wonder if that is left behind when you uninstall 3dmark?

Also, have you got the modified bios on your Vega to get those memory clocks? When i reflashed my card to get those clocks, my card now shows as a Vega64 (not with extra cores enabled though).
 
Overlag said:
hah well done beating me. Ive had issues before with 3dmark doing this, the system info program it uses caused it. I wonder if that is left behind when you uninstall 3dmark?

Also, have you got the modified bios on your Vega to get those memory clocks? When i reflashed my card to get those clocks, my card now shows as a Vega64 (not with extra cores enabled though).
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Yeah mine has a bios from a vega 64 air cooled reference card. I finally got system info sorted out so I'm now getting valid results, sadly I'm yet to get above 8075 now. Blasted cpu has huge performance variance. The gpu score varies by about 50 points at worst. The cpu score varies by over 700. No idea why, as it's not background tasks. If I can get a cpu score over 9000 combined with a gpu score over 7925, I should be past 8080. Law of averages says that when I get a cpu score that's over 9k, my gpu score is under 7925 and vice versa.

Anyway...
Overall Score: 8075
Graphics: 7936
CPU: 8971

Ryzen TR 1920x 4.175ghz.
RX Vega 56 @ 1727/1185
AMD driver 18.5.1

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29198456?
 
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4652674

7900x at 4.523ghz @ 1.12v ht enabled

2 fe rtx 2080 in nvlink (driver 416.16) core clocks 2085mhz, ram at 1950mhz (7800mhz effective)

Timespy Score at 1440p
20306
Graphics Score
23 078
Cpu Score
12 084

updated score

timespy score
20545
graphics score
23 446
cpu score
12 078

7900x at 4.521ghz and both 2080's running 2085mhz core clock and ram at 1963mhz (just over 7800mhz effective) on driver version 416.34, and running a extra 16gb quad channel ram for 32gb total

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29403258?
 
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Robert896r1 said:
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29387796?

3DMark Score
12 705
Graphics Score
14 326
CPU Score
7 743


Why do my numbers look low for [email protected] all cores and 2080ti (windforce OC) with +150core and +700mem.

I did a windows refresh but not a clean build. Can that make a difference?

part 2: https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29396697? still around the same
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Try running the bench a couple of times in a row.

Sometimes the first score can be very low on the CPU.

Scoreboard updated.:)
 
Robert896r1 said:
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29387796?

3DMark Score
12 705
Graphics Score
14 326
CPU Score
7 743


Why do my numbers look low for [email protected] all cores and 2080ti (windforce OC) with +150core and +700mem.

I did a windows refresh but not a clean build. Can that make a difference?

part 2: https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29396697? still around the same
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it all comes down to memory speed and the timmings especially in the cpu test, if you ram isnt setup correctly the the score will be lower, usally setting xmp will sort most of the issues out, if so have a play with your voltages for the cpu and the vccio and vccsa volatges the latter of the 3 are tied to the imc* on the cpu but dont set them too high as doing so will casue damage to the cpu and you'll end up having ram running at lower speeds due to imc* damage

*(imc (intergrated memory controller))

hope this helps
 
wookiee87 said:
it all comes down to memory speed and the timmings especially in the cpu test, if you ram isnt setup correctly the the score will be lower, usally setting xmp will sort most of the issues out, if so have a play with your voltages for the cpu and the vccio and vccsa volatges the latter of the 3 are tied to the imc* on the cpu but dont set them too high as doing so will casue damage to the cpu and you'll end up having ram running at lower speeds due to imc* damage

*(imc (intergrated memory controller))

hope this helps
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I can't get XMP to work on the kit or I would have! that was the original goal. I'm going to post my bios settings in the thread here later tonight or early tomorrow: https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/8pack-memory-wont-run-at-xmp-profile-specs.18833954/

In the meantime, getting the mem @ 3600mhz helped out the PCU score:

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29429948?

Total score
13 171
Graphics Score
14 753
CPU Score
8 194

Nice to be in the 13k group, I guess.
 
Robert896r1 said:
I can't get XMP to work on the kit or I would have! that was the original goal. I'm going to post my bios settings in the thread here later tonight or early tomorrow: https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/8pack-memory-wont-run-at-xmp-profile-specs.18833954/

In the meantime, getting the mem @ 3600mhz helped out the PCU score:

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/29429948?

Total score
13 171
Graphics Score
14 753
CPU Score
8 194

Nice to be in the 13k group, I guess.
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good to see your scores have gone up a bit, but not being able to set xmp on your ram is the main cause of your low scores, did you have a look at setting xmp and upping the vccio and vccsa volatges, keep bumping those up but for saftey keep below 1.2v on both (ideally 1.15v should be ok) if your ram wont apply xmp after this, you may have a weak imc on the cpu so set up the ram for max speed with the tightest timings you can get before insatbility.

i've just seen the kit of ram you have and at 4000mhz you have to be super lucky to get a cpu with a very good imc to run at xmp at that speed, you may have fallen short of the silicon lottery regarding a great imc, it'll be a pain but most coffee lake cpu's are great with around 3400-3866mhz max, you may have to buy a kit in that range to enable xmp and get the max out of your kit
 
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