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wow my hyper-threaded quad-core i7-4770K match your 6 cores 12 threads xeon in mutli-threaded performance and totaly stomps it in single-threaded :)

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wow my hyper-threaded quad-core i7-4770K match your 6 cores 12 threads xeon in mutli-threaded performance and totaly stomps it in single-threaded :)

My Xeon is only running at 2.7GHz, while your 4770K is running at 4.2GHz. That's a difference of 1.5GHz

I wonder if ram configuration has anything do with the scoring, only have dual channel not quad channel.

Proof that your Haswell still has plenty of life in it.

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Haven't messed with cache, it's still at 4Ghz. Runs 4.8 Ghz at 1.25v though. Don't know if updating to Skylake is worth it for me since I got a nice lotto ticket.

 

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Fuck my shit :/

 

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4790k @ 4.7GHz 1.23v. Delidded

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Almost caught up to the 4790k multi at stock :P

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Fuck my shit :/

 

 

 

Either the benchmark is bad, or something is wrong there. That's really low. 

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Not sure if its fair to wip out my 5960x or not

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Not sure if its fair to wip out my 5960x or not

I did. Multi scaling is a bit off anyways, and my 4690k runs away from it in single.

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Either the benchmark is bad, or something is wrong there. That's really low. 

 

Mm that's not what a i3 4130 is supposed to get ?

 

I have alot of shit opened too. Chrome, skype, putty, and a game too

 

I will try back with nothing opened

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Mm that's not what a i3 4130 is supposed to get ?

 

I have alot of shit opened too. Chrome, skype, putty, and a game too

 

I will try back with nothing opened

 

The single threaded should be roughly the same as the i5's and i7's (the stock ones).

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I did. Multi scaling is a bit off anyways, and my 4690k runs away from it in single.

When I ran the bench I noticed it wasn't fully utilizing all threads, think it may not be finished yet since it says beta

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Is my A10-6800K really this bad?

Also, C2D E8400 overclocked to 3.6 GHz on Dell OEM board (vostro 220).

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my 8350 at 4ghz

 

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My laptop's CPU HP ZBook 15

 

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My Desktop CPU (Stock Clocks with boost enhance off, 1-2 cores load @ 4.4 / 4 cores load @ 4.2)

 

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cpuz


 

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Haswell Xeon @3.2GHz

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Haswell-EP Xeon @2.4GHz. Stock clocks and gets a higher single thread score vs OC to 2.7GHz and only gets a score of 1040.

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Super Insane CPU Multi Thread score, Core i7-5960X vs Core i7-4790K

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I win.

 

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Nice ;) What Rig do you have? Something like Athlon XP 2400+? :D

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