cinebench r20

[TheBean]

anyone tested r20 yet?

what did you guys get on a 8750h?

[Jurrunio]

about 2400 by disabling PL2 (so 45w package power all the way)

[TheBean]

11 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

about 2400 by disabling PL2 (so 45w package power all the way)

how do you disable pl2?

and what is that?

[Jurrunio]

10 minutes ago, Saksham said:

how do you disable pl2?

and what is that?

throttlestop

 

it's a short duration power limit. PL1 is the long duration power limit shown as "TDP" in the official spec page.

[X_X]

Here's one for i7-4980HQ, took a lot more than 45W though !

 

For the 8750H there is one posted on HWBOT just 19pts shy of 3000 cb.

 

[TheBean]

@Jurrunio @X_X

holy shit i just got 2481. i ran it yesterday i I was getting 2350ish. thats faster than a stock 7700k. 

[Mister Woof]

4 hours ago, Saksham said:

@Jurrunio @X_X

holy shit i just got 2481. i ran it yesterday i I was getting 2350ish. thats faster than a stock 7700k. 

 

I mean, it has two more cores, even if they aren't that high frequency. 

[X_X]

9 hours ago, Saksham said:

@Jurrunio @X_X

holy shit i just got 2481. i ran it yesterday i I was getting 2350ish. thats faster than a stock 7700k. 

But your still 20% lower than Arm3nian's score and given how low increases in performance has been over the last several years that's a lot.

 

Have you undervolted core and cache? From what I have seen these chips can manage more than 100mV undervolt. If it was me I would also look at the possibilities of increasing power limits, what does HWiNFO CPU tab show as maximum allowed power?

[TheBean]

 

 

 

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On 3/19/2019 at 11:23 PM, X_X said:

Have you undervolted core and cache? From what I have seen these chips can manage more than 100mV undervolt. If it was me I would also look at the possibilities of increasing power limits, what does HWiNFO CPU tab show as maximum allowed power?

how do i check max power allowed in hwinfo?

I have no undervolts. no power limit increases. 

[TheBean]

@X_X why doesnt hwbot have r20 as an option to submit scores?

i just hit 2505 on stock. 

 

edit: nvm. I found it. 

Edited March 22, 2019 by Saksham

[X_X]

2 hours ago, Saksham said:

how do i check max power allowed in hwinfo?

I have no undervolts. no power limit increases. 

Hwinfo CPU Tab example

 

For undervolting there is a guide, software and help here

 

[Clasmir]

Curious if this is in the ball park for a 9600k running @ 4.9Ghz. I was a bit disappointed at only 4.9Ghz on a closed loop water block.

 

 

 

 

 

[TheBean]

10 hours ago, Clasmir said:

Curious if this is in the ball park for a 9600k running @ 4.9Ghz. I was a bit disappointed at only 4.9Ghz on a closed loop water block.

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that does not seem right at all. I have a 8750h which is a laptop 6c/12t cpu with 2500 points. something is wrong with your 9600k

[Clasmir]

3 hours ago, Saksham said:

that does not seem right at all. I have a 8750h which is a laptop 6c/12t cpu with 2500 points. something is wrong with your 9600k

So you have a lower score with a 12 thread and you think my 9600K has a problem?? Keep in mind I'm overclocking my 9600k. I doubt you are doing that with the laptop. So it isn't unreasonable that my score will be higher than yours by a fair margin.

[TheBean]

17 hours ago, Clasmir said:

So you have a lower score with a 12 thread and you think my 9600K has a problem?? Keep in mind I'm overclocking my 9600k. I doubt you are doing that with the laptop. So it isn't unreasonable that my score will be higher than yours by a fair margin.

that's where i am not sure. 9600k and 8750h have pretyy big differences in performance. only 300 points difference does not sound right. your score should be higher... like, a lot higher. but then again, r20 is new and scaling might be different. 2500 to 2800 is only like a 8% difference when it should be well above 20% higher. 

[Jeddin]

I got 3047 on my i7 8750h in Cinebench r20