[Realbench+V2+Benchmark+Validation+Regulations]

Wrong screenshot example?

[SL06BHytMar - Core i7 2600K @ 4491MHz - 3635 points Geekbench3 - Multi Core]

Sh***t, chose wrong entry. This was supposed to be Cinebench2003.

[Results crazypc.ro]

Please don't was already enough hard to read texts without sideway scroll bar ^^ Well luckily I have 4 direction scrolling button

[Wrong result]

I'm also wondering can you use newer version of the benchmark programs because when you're submitting score you have to agree the rules to use that "x.xx" version of the program that you are not able to find anywhere anymore.

 

I would say updating version number or putting little text: Or newer?

 

 

Also I think SiSoftSandra test is a bit weird too. I see cleary there is Floating Unit Points being asked but looking top 5 and 10 all are MIPS which are not floating units to my sense.

 

Hopefully someone will add better information for us dummies who hate to put wrong scores.

[Bot support : SiSoftSandra 2007?]

So no one bothered to answer. I looked top 10 and they are MIPS so I will re-enter the score. Hopefully you will soon check all submit score instructions to be up to date.

[Bot support : SiSoftSandra 2007?]

Ticket ID: 170

 

Priority: High

 

Hello.\r\n\r\nI tried to find SiSoftSandra 2007 program but you cannot find it from original site and is using SiSoftSandra 2009 SP1 ok? Also I noticed some people put in score their MIPS even tough I understand you\'re asking for FLOPS? Submit your FUP (Floating Unit Points?)\r\n\r\nSo which one I enter there? I will post my current SiSoftSandra 2009 SP1 !FLOPS! score, hopefully it can be later edited to be correct.\r\n\r\nSL06BHytMar

[Poll]

1) 6 or 7

 

2) 8

 

3) a,b,c,e,f

 

4) 2 Desktop, 1 Laptop

 

5)Too much, 1500€ in 4 years (about $1950)

[Reasonable Results]

Actually I think your CPU can go even higher still. I'm running 24/7 3.51GHz 100% Load stable on air (Orthos).

How much vCore you're giving? I need to give 1.475000 from bios (idle: 1.45v, load: 1.40v)

 

Well my goal was to put 3.6GHz stable for this stone but I think 85C temp is still in limits of 24/7 use when having 100% load (like I will ever have thatkind situation without benchmarking )

 

With Water cooling I think you can get abit over 4GHz with your stone and cooling.

 

System:

Q6600 G0 @ 3.51GHz (1.40-1.45v) with NorthQ 3340WLA Extereme

Pqi 4x2GB DDR2 800MHz 5-5-5-18 1.8v @ 1:1 780MHz, 4-4-4-15 1.8v

Asus P5E @ 0903 Bios

500GB Western Digital Cav system HDD

Asus TOP 8800GT 512MB @ 740/1850/1000 with Coolink GFXChilla

[Intel Q6600 overclocking]

Currently 3.51 GHz and 1.45 vcore (idle) or 1.40 (max load for 24 hours with dual orthos).

 

Yeah I wouldn't suggest oc with stock cooler because it won't do good when you start benchmarking or playing. I suggest to look some silent pc reviews to select good cooler or something. I'm using kinda unknown NorthQ 3340WLA Extreme

 

Edit: Also is your Q6600 G0 or B3 revision? G0 generates less heat and ocs better