Everything posted by S4ch4Z
- S4ch4Z - Ryzen 7 2700X @ 4483MHz - 2103 cb Cinebench - R15
- CjMitsuki - Ryzen 7 2700X @ 4497MHz - 2102 cb Cinebench - R15
- S4ch4Z - Xeon E5 2695 V2 @ 3200MHz - 5min 18sec 299ms GPUPI for CPU - 1B
- ADVenturePO - Xeon E5 2695 V2 @ 3583MHz - 1654 cb Cinebench - R15
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S4ch4Z - Xeon E5 2695 V2 @ 3149MHz - 1659 cb Cinebench - R15
I tried out several bios to be able to set bclk higher, some wouldn't even enable turbo clocks. But turbo really works only if forced with the Throttlestop software in the OS in my case: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-throttlestop/ It's even stable at 114.3 mhz so far (still testing for everyday use) I use HyperX Genesis 1600C9 DDR3 sticks which are nothing fancy. Just had to set their speed down one notch to get there. Maybe you should set your RAM to lower clocks too and see if that allows you to go higher on bclk. Thanks for the support and good luck
- S4ch4Z - GeForce GTX 1080 @ 2214/1251MHz - 16sec 266ms GPUPI - 1B
- Mylth - Core i7 4790K @ 5950MHz - 1561 marks XTU
- Strat - Core i7 6700K @ 5920MHz - 2016 marks XTU
- nexus35 - Core i7 5820K @ 5000MHz - 2010 marks XTU
- Strat - Radeon HD 4870 @ 1220/1240MHz - 156643 marks 3DMark2001 SE
- S4ch4Z - Core i7 4770K @ 4500MHz - 1214 marks XTU
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nexus35 - GeForce GTX 970 @ 1429/2113MHz - 246481 marks 3DMark - Ice Storm
Brutal
- Strat - Core i7 4770K @ 6271MHz - 24617 points Geekbench3 - Multi Core
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The official Novice Nimble #2 thread.
My Maxxmem DDR3 score simply dissapeared without any sort of warning. I do not own a DRR4 compatible rig as Taloken pointed out so there's no way a memory type conflict could be to blame. Just tried to submit the same score again but it still doesn't work... (except in the "latest submissions" tab)
- zwitterion93 - Core i7 4790K @ 5710MHz - 1441 marks XTU
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S4ch4Z - Core i7 4790K @ 4900MHz - 985 cb Cinebench R15
Up for one last run on HCH9 - Past 1000 hopefully
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The official Rookie Rumble #8 thread.
Too bad XTU must stay... It's the only bench I consider truely horrible for a highly OC'd CPU. You can literally hear it suffer, and I'm never putting any of my future chips to go through this ever again. Definitely not suited for rookies, but rather experienced clockers! It's no secret anymore that you have to downclock your CPU to complete it past some point where your CPU will go beyond it's thermal limit and won't handle the ammount of stress through the whole bench... IMHO, XTU is pointless when put in the RR context, since dipping your rad in ice cold water and using 2400+ RAM seem to be the only way to score high enough to matter! Don't take it the wrong way, terms and bench panel are up to you. But I highly doubt I'll participate to the next edition if XTU is still featured...
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The official Rookie Rumble #8 thread.
Guess my 4770k deserves some rest. It won't even take XTU like it used to anymore, and basically lost the ability to run anything other than 100 BCLK Still rock stable at 4.8G rendering on Vray, so it's not a complete loss... I'm not saying XTU is the reason why it "fried" a little but this bench is a bit too demanding for the RR in my opinion. Why not replace it with something a bit softer like Cinebench? AMD guys have it
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zwitterion93 - Pentium G3258 @ 4900MHz - 4319.62 pps HWBOT Prime
Bien remonté
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S4ch4Z - Pentium G3258 @ 4500MHz - 544sec 719ms wPrime - 1024m
OK! Tu fais bien de me le dire, j'étais sur le point de tout démonter pour revenir sur le 4930K C'est reparti pour un tour.
- rex755069 - GeForce GTX Titan Black Edition - 40525 marks Catzilla - 720p
- Wizerty - Core i7 4930K @ 6330MHz - 1707 cb Cinebench R15
- overnightstone - Core i7 3970X @ 4800MHz - 7sec 95ms SuperPi - 1M