Crazy score for the clocks, how comes integer perf is so high?

Win10 update?

42 minutes ago, Noxinite said:

Win10 update?

That's one heck of an update ?

1 hour ago, GeorgeStorm said:

That's one heck of an update ?

Yea win10 is nice boost over win7 for intel HEDT

11 minutes ago, bigblock990 said:

Yea win10 is nice boost over win7 for intel HEDT

It was the super high int that seemed weird, higher than 5.8 chips running w10? 

W10 gives a good boost over W7 (even Emb) for GB3 specially in Integer subscore. Same behavior is shown in with Ryzen 3000 CPUs. Floating point is very similar between W7 Emb and W10.

I fear it will be classified as a bugged run. Matt informed us about this in the Benchmate thread... there are other runs on Windows 10, check out Bruno's score . your single core is lower than his (logic as he runs 400MHZ higher) but your multicore Integer just adds over 4K... thats a big boost

Any chance to rerun without the Benchmate

Edited August 1, 20196 yr by Leeghoofd

Will do Leeg

But different versions of W10 give a huge boost with GB3 (specially last ones) , you have to check yourself too. I will redo myself without benchMate just to be sure. Also take in consideration Im running 3600 MHz of Mesh, dont know if Bruno is running at those 3200 Mhz or higher, this bumps a lot Integer sub score and a bit the FPoint one. In FP im scoring less since CPU is running 5400 MHz instead of 5600 MHz.

Regards

Edited August 1, 20196 yr by Samsarulz

thx already for the testing, I have the same platform but no time to verify the scaling atm.

As a side note, can you try to ensure the clocks are correct in the screenshot? Looked like you were only running 2000Mhz Mesh.

 

I think the 2000mhz cache is shown due to balanced power state.

5400 MHz CPU and 3600 MHz (max oc) for Mesh. Both clocks go down while in idle. Seems I will have to redo just to be sure