Massman Posted June 17, 2016 Posted June 17, 2016 (edited) I had a look to find out the top-25 CPUs with the highest average overclock in the Cinebench benchmarks with air or water cooling. A table for your reference, [table=head;autonum=1;autonumtitle=Pos;width=450px]CPU Model | AVG OC in CB R11.5/R15 with Air/Water Core i7 7700K|5191 MHz FX-9590|5100 MHz FX-8370|5099 MHz FX-9370|5072 MHz FX-8350|4977 MHz Core i7 2700K|4971 MHz Core i7 2600K|4938 MHz Core i5 2500K|4929 MHz Core i7 3970X|4918 MHz Core i7 3960X|4892 MHz A10-6800K|4882 MHz Core i7 3930K|4869 MHz Core i7 4790K|4854 MHz Core i7 3770K|4848 MHz Core i7 4820K|4838 MHz Core i7 6700K|4835 MHz FX-8320E|4819 MHz FX-6350|4810 MHz Pentium 4 631|4807 MHz FX-6300|4783 MHz Core i7 3820|4779 MHz Core i5 6600K|4767 MHz FX-8320|4737 MHz FX-4100|4708 MHz Core i5 4690K|4704 MHz[/table] SELECT CONCAT(cpu_model.model,"|",ROUND(AVG(result.cpu_oc))," MHz") FROM result JOIN cpu_model USING (cpu_id) WHERE (application_id=94 OR application_id=48) AND result.cpucooling_id<5 AND cpu_oc<6000 AND cpu_oc>3000 AND cpucooling_id!=0 GROUP BY cpu_id HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT user_id)>=10 ORDER BY AVG(cpu_oc) DESC LIMIT 25 Edited January 26, 2017 by Massman Quote
Members GeorgeStorm Posted June 17, 2016 Members Posted June 17, 2016 Fairly nice mixture of chips Quote
der8auer Posted June 17, 2016 Posted June 17, 2016 Highest performance per core on air/water should also be interesting Quote
Massman Posted June 17, 2016 Author Posted June 17, 2016 (edited) Highest performance per core on air/water should also be interesting Giving this a shot. Not sure what you'd want exactly. Below is a list of the highest average performance in Cinebench R15 per clock/core. Formula is: 10000 x [score / (cpu mhz x cpu cores)]. Not sure if that's what you were looking for. [table=head;autonum=1;autonumtitle=Pos;width=300px]CPU Model | Average Performance Core i3 6320|556.04 Core i3 6300|547.12 Core i3 6100|546.26 Core i7 6700K|546.21 Core i3 4370|514.55 Core i3 4340|512.48 Core i7 4770K|504.70 Core i3 4150|504.63 Core i7 4790K|501.26 Core i7 4790|496.64 Core i3 4130|496.59 Core i7 4770|495.11 Core i7 5960X|493.86 Core i7 5820K|490.15 Core i7 5930K|487.79 Core i7 4960X|449.19 Core i3 3220|449.17 Core i7 3770K|445.92 Core i7 4820K|437.34 Core i3 2120|431.77 Core i7 3960X|431.22 Core i7 2600K|429.36 Core i7 4930K|427.05 Core i7 3970X|426.45 Core i7 3930K|425.83[/table] SELECT CONCAT(cpu_model.model,"|",ROUND(10000*AVG(result.score/(result.cpu_oc*result.effective_cores)),2)) FROM result JOIN cpu_model USING (cpu_id) WHERE (application_id=94 AND result.cpucooling_id<5 AND cpu_oc<6000 AND cpu_oc>3000 AND cpucooling_id!=0 AND status_id<10) GROUP BY cpu_id HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT user_id)>=10 ORDER BY AVG(result.score/(result.cpu_oc*result.effective_cores)) DESC LIMIT 25 // edit: I guess you don't really care about the per MHz performance. Formula for below is: [score / cpu cores)]. [table=head;autonum=1;autonumtitle=Pos;width=300px]CPU Model | Average Performance Core i7 6700K|264.40 Core i3 6320|257.73 Core i3 6100|254.56 Core i7 4790K|242.92 Core i3 6300|240.73 Core i7 4770K|232.38 Core i7 5960X|228.66 Core i7 5820K|224.09 Core i7 5930K|223.87 Core i7 3770K|216.00 Core i7 4820K|212.74 Core i7 3970X|212.64 Core i7 3960X|212.26 Core i7 2600K|209.16 Core i7 4960X|208.31 Core i7 3930K|207.58 Core i3 4370|206.55 Core i7 4790|203.31 Core i7 2700K|202.20 Core i7 3820|201.34 Core i7 4930K|199.79 Core i5 6600K|197.98 Core i7 4770|197.34 Core i3 4340|194.53 Core i3 4150|184.14[/table] SELECT CONCAT(cpu_model.model,"|",ROUND(AVG(result.score/(result.effective_cores)),2)) FROM result JOIN cpu_model USING (cpu_id) WHERE (application_id=94 AND result.cpucooling_id<5 AND cpu_oc<6000 AND cpu_oc>3000 AND cpucooling_id!=0 AND status_id<10) GROUP BY cpu_id HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT user_id)>=10 ORDER BY AVG(result.score/(result.effective_cores)) DESC LIMIT 25 Edited June 17, 2016 by Massman Quote
Massman Posted January 12, 2017 Author Posted January 12, 2017 Updated opening post ... [table=head;autonum=1;autonumtitle=Pos;width=450px]CPU Model | AVG OC in CB R11.5/R15 with Air/Water Core i7 7700K|5279 MHz FX-9590|5100 MHz FX-8370|5099 MHz FX-9370|5078 MHz FX-8350|4977 MHz Core i7 2700K|4963 MHz Core i7 2600K|4938 MHz Core i5 2500K|4926 MHz Core i7 3970X|4918 MHz Core i7 3960X|4892 MHz A10-6800K|4882 MHz Core i7 3930K|4869 MHz Core i7 4790K|4854 MHz Core i7 3770K|4851 MHz Core i7 4820K|4838 MHz Core i7 6700K|4835 MHz FX-8320E|4819 MHz FX-6350|4810 MHz Pentium 4 631|4807 MHz FX-6300|4784 MHz Core i7 3820|4779 MHz Core i5 6600K|4771 MHz FX-8320|4739 MHz FX-4100|4708 MHz Core i5 4690K|4704 MHz[/table] Quote
M.Beier Posted January 13, 2017 Posted January 13, 2017 Odd but interesting thread! I recall back with sandy, Cinebench wasnt that much of a thing, I think the picture will look much different if lets say 32M was the bench? That bench pretty much everyone used back then, and also now Oh and the depression that a mobo or PSU killed my 2700K chip (NickShih binned), it did much much higher on daily watercooling Quote
Massman Posted January 13, 2017 Author Posted January 13, 2017 Not enough SuperPI 32M results in the database yet (unique users >=10) for the Kaby Lake CPUs yet, but here's a preliminary table. [table=head;autonum=1;autonumtitle=Pos;width=450px]CPU Model | AVG OC in SPI 32M with Air/Water] FX-9590|5256 MHz Core i7 2600K|5244 MHz Core i7 2700K|5224 MHz FX-9370|5219 MHz Core i5 2550K|5114 MHz Core i5 2500K|5072 MHz Celeron D 352|5065 MHz FX-8350|5043 MHz Pentium 4 641|4955 MHz FX-6350|4947 MHz FX-8150|4929 MHz FX-6300|4921 MHz FX-8320|4913 MHz Core i7 6700K|4896 MHz Core i7 3960X|4888 MHz A10-6800K|4879 MHz Core i7 3930K|4875 MHz Core i7 4790K|4865 MHz FX-8120|4851 MHz FX-4100|4840 MHz Core i5 6600K|4840 MHz Core i3 6320|4835 MHz Core i7 3770K|4821 MHz Core i7 3970X|4816 MHz A8-6600K|4815 MHz[/table] Quote
flanker Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 Interesting, but very hard, could be highest OC in % from stock clock at air/AIO It could be 2500K, FX-8300, FX-8320E, maybe i7-5960X, i3-6100 in modern era? Quote
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