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What do you mean? The current rankings for 7900GTX is here: https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/3dmark2001_se/rankings?cores=1&videoCardId=741&hardwareType=gpu
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lkozarov's 10 sec 73 ms y-cruncher - Pi-1b run with Ryzen 9 9950X
I.nfraR.ed replied to zbv's topic in Result Discussions
Excellent score with a random sample that has weak cores! -
xust-'s 73988 MIPS 7-Zip run with Epyc 4124P
I.nfraR.ed replied to mcmanus9442's topic in Result Discussions
Well, that isn't much different than my chiller But you have a better CPU than me for sure, cool! -
xust-'s 73988 MIPS 7-Zip run with Epyc 4124P
I.nfraR.ed replied to mcmanus9442's topic in Result Discussions
That's probably SS or at least chilled water. If it is normal water/AIO then it is definitely a really good sample. -
AKM's 1 min 9 sec 736 ms GPUPI for CPU - 1B run with Epyc 4124P
I.nfraR.ed replied to Paul7347's topic in Result Discussions
Nice! How many did you bin? Don't think mine can do 6800+. -
Intel opencl versions and performance in GPUPI 3.2
I.nfraR.ed replied to a topic in HWBOT Software and Apps
I use version 16.1.2 from this link: https://cloud.genieben.com/s/aMJs4BZpRzaGLpb?path=%2F2016 -
Thanks, as I said your score is very good! Maybe new bios would improve it further. Would be interesting to see if you can do it with 9800X3D as well. For some reason, 8-cores seem to be slower than intel. The difference seems too big (a whole second). Not sure I got this, but I must be older than both of them 😛
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I.nfraR.ed's 4.45 cb Cinebench - R11.5 run with Core i3 550
I.nfraR.ed replied to Mr.Scott's topic in Result Discussions
It's alright, I guess. At least compared to existing scores. -
Seby's 10 sec 388 ms y-cruncher - Pi-1b run with Ryzen 9 9900X
I.nfraR.ed replied to I.nfraR.ed's topic in Result Discussions
Oh, good to know as I plan to test LN2 soon. By old bios, do you mean 2505? Maybe I'll go back to 2505 to recheck if I can run the same settings and compare. -
Keep in mind this is mostly to raise awareness as it needs to be decided how or if it is going to be supported. And I think it needs to be decided before BM13 release. My previous score was 10.534 @ 5650. The same thing happened with 0.8.2 vs 0.8.5. IIRC the difference on Zen4 was around the same 300ms. It depends on the platform and the SKU whether it will see a big boost or not.
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Windows 7 x64 SP1 with integrated drivers for Zen
I.nfraR.ed replied to I.nfraR.ed's topic in Ryzen | Bristol Ridge AM4
I've made an automatic updater, here's its first public build. It's still in rough shape, but it kind of works - at least the straightforward case. I will add info in the app for the separate options, but the minimal setup would be to use default settings (changes saved in settings.xml), select win7 iso, win10 iso and the desired drivers from the dropdown. The most time-consuming step is the updates integration (simplix updater), which also opens several other windows and I can't control that. First run should launch and download the updater pack, then you can turn off "check for updates". If the selected Win7 ISO contains more than one image, you will be asked to pick one from a dropdown, the rest should be automatic. There's an existing issue where my app tries to clean working directory, but the UpdatePack opens a log file on complete and the cleanup fails as that file is in use, but that's just the last step. Keep in mind "Clean" buton deletes the whole Working directory, including the updated "output.iso", so if to be safe you can select a different Output Directory where the ISO will be saved. It is possible to make your own driver package or edit the existing ones - just place it in "drivers" directory. The archive can be zip or 7z, maybe others would work too. Then you select your archive from the dropdown and it will be unpacked in the working directory and later integrated. This makes it possible to update the ISO for any platform, in theory. Or add additional device drivers, like external disk controller, NIC, USB controller, etc. To download Windows bootable ISOs, this is probably the fastest server, at least for me: https://os.click/en/Windows I've tested with 2 different Win7 ISO - one from this site: en_windows_7_ultimate_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677332.iso and one old stripped one I had from Z170 and they boath worked. If your source ISO is already updated, the UpdatePack will probably fail, but you can turn that off from its checkbox. For Win10 I've only tried 22H2 x64. ------------ Can be downloaded from my GoogleDrive: SevenUpdater-v1.0-beta.zip Source is on github: https://github.com/irusanov/win-seven-updater