Cinebench 2024

[killerfox197701]

Iv download the new version of cinebench 2024 when run the app the results are all messed up you can't see each CPU threads or GPU being rendered like in the old version did only after it one its pass and seams to be slower as well

as you can from the screenshot you can see what I mean

Desktop Screenshot 2023.09.17 - 23.28.54.57.jxr

[RONOTHAN##]

9 minutes ago, killerfox197701 said:

ou can't see each CPU threads or GPU being rendered like in the old version did

That's just how this test is. 

Your score lines up with roughly what I'd expect based on my CPU and the other pre-run CPUs.

 

Personally I still prefer R23, partially because you can see each individual thread, partially because the test takes less time, and partially because as far as I can tell overall stress level is the same, but this test exists now and will likely take over within the next year or so. 

[killerfox197701]

Don't now why but my results are all messed up cant even see what the scores are

[DreamCat04]

13 hours ago, RONOTHAN## said:

That's just how this test is. 

Your score lines up with roughly what I'd expect based on my CPU and the other pre-run CPUs.

 

Personally I still prefer R23, partially because you can see each individual thread, partially because the test takes less time, and partially because as far as I can tell overall stress level is the same, but this test exists now and will likely take over within the next year or so. 

The stress level on my gaming laptop is actually a bit less. Its 10750H "only" goes up to 87W while in R23, I've seen it go above 90W. It also takes an absolute eternety to finish. And the whole CPU leaderboard is dominated by Apple and their M1 xD

[trckojr]

Specs:

12700F (stock obviously)

4x8GB 3600MHz CL16

and the rest shouldn't matter...

 

Why am I posting this? I've noticed some 12700k getting 1400 points stock, but they have ddr5. Why does it seem like RAM makes such a difference here?