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2 hours ago, Vellinious said:

For multi-GPUs it's not a good indication of gaming performance at all.  The SLI in the 3D Mark benches scales at nearly 100%.  You won't find that in games.  As for overall performance in games, you're not going to find a lot of games that are threaded heavily enough to make the E series processors worth it for gaming (I can't even think of any right off hand), which is why the quad cores with the higher clocks are considered better gaming processors.  DX12 MIGHT change that, and bring the power of the E series processors more to the forefront, as they should be, but.....we're not there yet.

 

We're on the same sheet of music here.

 

2 hours ago, Vellinious said:

I agree that separate tabs for single vs multi GPU setups would be awesome.  You're talking about a lot of tabs though....almost easier at that point, to segregate the benchmarks to their own threads, maybe, to make tracking it easier?  I dunno...this system works fine.  Maybe just an added field for number of GPUs, so you can filter down on x1 / x2 / x3 or something.  /shrug  I know that's the first thing I look at, when I'm running for score, "who's the top dog in graphics score for 2x 'insert my card here'".

 

I think the best idea is segregation.  One thread that focuses on graphics scores with another that maintains scoring per 3DMark's design.  I haven't seen this practice in the other forums that you and I both frequent, however they haven't pushed for alternate ranking systems.  I've got all the time in the world so maybe I can look into this further.

 

3 hours ago, Vellinious said:

Cinebench is all about the CPU...I would think you'd want to measure all of the CPU performance metrics.  I don't even know what they measure on....I've never been overly concerned with that benchmark.  Now, if they started talking about using the GPU test to sort on, now that'd be pretty silly....

I mostly mentioned that out of sarcasm, which I'm glad @Jumper118 found humor in.

 

Speaking of FireStrike, Time Spy or Cinebench, where are the 6050x submissions?  I'm looking forward to seeing that rig of yours sail to the top both here and in the HOF.  I know @DXMember is waiting to shout, "called it!"

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CPU arrives on Wednesday.  I'll tear down the loop and get everything flushed and refilled over the weekend, then start my baseline benches.  Hopefully it won't be too much longer for my turn in the step up queue to come around, and I can start with the 1080s.

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8 minutes ago, Vellinious said:

CPU arrives on Wednesday.  I'll tear down the loop and get everything flushed and refilled over the weekend, then start my baseline benches.  Hopefully it won't be too much longer for my turn in the step up queue to come around, and I can start with the 1080s.

Wow! I would never spend $1700 on a proc... The SR-2 costed enough already...

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4 minutes ago, arnavvr said:

Wow! I would never spend $1700 on a proc... The SR-2 costed enough already...

I work with very large data sets and databases for logistical analysis of transportation networks....it just so happens, that I also like to benchmark, so it's going to serve multiple purposes.  Work, benchmark, and gaming.  

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3 minutes ago, Vellinious said:

I work with very large data sets and databases for logistical analysis of transportation networks....it just so happens, that I also like to benchmark, so it's going to serve multiple purposes.  Work, benchmark, and gaming.  

Wouldn't be cheaper to just build two rigs? One Z9PED9WS and Dual 2670s, and one 6700K Gaming Rig?

 

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7 minutes ago, arnavvr said:

Wouldn't be cheaper to just build two rigs? One Z9PED9WS and Dual 2670s, and one 6700K Gaming Rig?

 

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Might be....hadn't really considered that, but....eh

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New personal best,

Benchmark: Timespy - default

CPU: i7-5930K @ 4.5Ghz

Memory: 16GB 4x4 G.Skill 3000mhz

Motherboard: Asus X99-A

Graphics Card(s): Reference Sapphire RX480 8GB (x2)

PSU: Corsair HX1000i

 

CPU Score: 7257

Graphics Score: 8594

3DMark Score: 8362

 

Gfx Test 1: 57.45fps

Gfx Test 2: 48.21fps

CPU Test: 24.38fps

Link: http://www.3dmark.com/spy/151102

 

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1 hour ago, IGJoe2192 said:

New personal best,

Benchmark: Timespy - default

CPU: i7-5930K @ 4.5Ghz

Memory: 16GB 4x4 G.Skill 3000mhz

Motherboard: Asus X99-A

Graphics Card(s): Reference Sapphire RX480 8GB (x2)

PSU: Corsair HX1000i

 

CPU Score: 7257

Graphics Score: 8594

3DMark Score: 8362

 

Gfx Test 1: 57.45fps

Gfx Test 2: 48.21fps

CPU Test: 24.38fps

Link: http://www.3dmark.com/spy/151102

 

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I'm having a bit of trouble understanding what makes this CPU test "tick".  By all rights, at 4.5, the 5930k should be posting a higher CPU score than a 5820 at 4.625....but it's not.  Likewise, the 4.75 that I had always used when running Firestrike, yielded a lower score, than the 4.625 I ended up using.  

Just an observation....has anyone done any extensive testing with the Timespy CPU score?  I'll do some more this weekend, it just seems that the CPU clock increases don't increase the CPU score as much as they did in previous versions.  

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4 minutes ago, Vellinious said:

I'm having a bit of trouble understanding what makes this CPU test "tick".  By all rights, at 4.5, the 5930k should be posting a higher CPU score than a 5820 at 4.625....but it's not.  Likewise, the 4.75 that I had always used when running Firestrike, yielded a lower score, than the 4.625 I ended up using.  

Just an observation....has anyone done any extensive testing with the Timespy CPU score?  I'll do some more this weekend, it just seems that the CPU clock increases don't increase the CPU score as much as they did in previous versions.  

 

Why would you expect a 5930k at a lower speed to score higher than a 5820k at a higher speed?

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12 minutes ago, IGJoe2192 said:

Timespy seems to be more core count bound than speed bound, though the speed does help but not as much. 5820 and 5930 have the same core count.

 

What about 22 Core Xeons:) ?

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Just now, IGJoe2192 said:

I haven't seen any scores but I bet they would eat it up. 

They are cheaper than 6950X xD

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45 minutes ago, Vellinious said:

 

For a bit of comparison, here is a 5820K overclocked to 4.5ghz with 2133mhz memory vs my 5930k @ 4.5ghz with 3000mhz memory. Also check out those OC'd RX480s vs a single 1080 OC =D I hope most games scale like this in the future. 

 

http://www.3dmark.com/compare/spy/117391/spy/151102#

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Just now, IGJoe2192 said:

For a bit of comparison, here is a 5820K overclocked to 4.5ghz with 2133mhz memory vs my 5930k @ 4.5ghz with 3000mhz memory. Also check out those OC'd RX480s vs a single 1080 OC =D I hope most games scale like this in the future. 

 

lol i wish 1060s did SLI that would have been the perfect bang/buck

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Not very good scaling for me on my unlocked fury.

 

http://www.3dmark.com/compare/spy/46736/spy/133920

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1 hour ago, done12many2 said:

 

Why would you expect a 5930k at a lower speed to score higher than a 5820k at a higher speed?

Because they would in the physics test in Firestrike.  This test changed things.

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Just now, Vellinious said:

Because they would in the physics test in Firestrike.  This test changed things.

Am I missing something?  The only difference between the two are PCIe lane count.  Other than that they are the same when run at the same clock speed 

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13 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

Am I missing something?  The only difference between the two are PCIe lane count.  Other than that they are the same when run at the same clock speed 

I'm probably wrong on that....but, have you ever seen a 5820k run a 20k graphics score?  Me either....  I've seen the 5930k pull that off though, running the same clocks I was to barely reach over 19k.  /shrug

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Benchmark: (Fire Strike
CPU: 5930k
GPU: MSI  ARMOR GTX 1080x2 in SLI
GPU Core: 2,025 MHz
GPU Memory: 1,315 MHz

Score: 25,781


3DMark Link: http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/13633210?

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Benchmark: Time Spy
CPU: 5930k
GPU: MSI  ARMOR GTX 1080x2 in SLI
GPU Core:  2,101 MHz
GPU Memory:  1,364 MHz

Score: 12,089

http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/13632457?

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