Project/Data Analysis

[Fernando Soto]

I'm currently collecting data for a project upon what kind of performance you can get out of a PC per price point of $500, $1000, $1500, $2000, and +$2500.

 

Drop down your:

 

1. Specs
2. OpenGL Cinebench R15 score 
3. OpenGL Cinebench R15 scores
4. PC Price

Thanks in advanced for contributing!

[Carnoustie14]

maybe you should try and get a 

 

$500

$1000

$1500

$2000

$2500+

 

and find the sweatspot, you woul;d get more submissions (not everyone has a $2000 pc)

 

mine is $1500

[Fernando Soto]

maybe you should try and get a 

 

$500

$1000

$1500

$2000

$2500+

 

and find the sweatspot, you woul;d get more submissions (not everyone has a $2000 pc)

 

mine is $1500

 

Thanks for the advice! You're right, perhaps having different price points will help get a better idea!

 

You're build seems great, can you post your scores, please?

[HmmR]

mine is 1200$ build

 

gtx 970 

intel i7 4790k

1tb westerdigital clavier blue

corsair vengeance 4gb ram(upgrading in 45 days)

corsair vs550 powersupply (intel+nvidia=efficiency) 

asus z97-a mobo

cooler master hyper 212 evo

[Carnoustie14]

Thanks for the advice! You're right, perhaps having different price points will help get a better idea!

 

You're build seems great, can you post your scores, please?

i have to instal, the benchmark, gimmie a little bit

[Carnoustie14]

Thanks for the advice! You're right, perhaps having different price points will help get a better idea!

 

You're build seems great, can you post your scores, please?

and maybe have a VAlley bench score and a cpu bench score???

 

your choice

[Carnoustie14]

where do i download cinabench R15???

[HmmR]

http://imgur.com/3rNOlsH

my computers benchmarks 

[LogicalDrm]

2 and 3 are same? And you would be better off using whole system benchmark like 3DMark. Cinebench tests are for either GPU or CPU. So you can compare just CPUs or just GPUs. And for CPUs we have very popular topic under CPUs & mobos.