[zorgablong - Ryzen Threadripper 3960X @ 4425.5MHz - 23sec 951ms wPrime - 1024m]

I ran out, will reseat when I get more.

[Registering a wPrime-with-benchmate manually as a wPrime result?]

Hi,

can I take this wPrime-with-benchmate result: https://hwbot.org/submission/4308799_

...and enter it manually into the main wPrime 1024M benchmark? (https://hwbot.org/benchmark/wprime_-_1024m/)

Thank you

[zorgablong - Ryzen Threadripper 3960X - 24sec 47ms wPrime - 1024m]

As an update, I deleted my wPrime raw score, hopefully I saved a mod some work. I managed to get a nice score in the wPrime-with-Benchmate category, wish it was a bit more popular, but oh well.

I also started to think a little bit about the load on the CPU/SOC itself for this. By that I mean I watched the buildzoid loadline calibration video and I got nervous. Maybe the chip is good, maybe I'm frying it, I'm not really qualified to tell. This box replaces my old UD3R-EX58+Xeon W3520, it's supposed to be my main for the next 10 years!

As the box is going to run Linux anyway, I decided to give it a nice day of rest with a 5-hour run of the Phoronix test suite, with stock CPU and just a RAM overclock. So far this platform is blowing my mind for sure.

[zorgablong - Ryzen Threadripper 3960X - 24sec 47ms wPrime - 1024m]

Thank you for that

[zorgablong - Ryzen Threadripper 3960X @ 4450MHz - 23sec 939ms wPrime - 1024m]

Air cooled.

[zorgablong - Ryzen Threadripper 3960X - 24sec 47ms wPrime - 1024m]

This was a manual 4400 Mhz overclock.

Also I'm new to this, just taking this chip for a spin really. So if there's any info missing, please let me know.