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i7 4790k Cinebench

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I got a score of 815 on cinebench using my i7 4790k processor is that a good or bad score?

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Yeah get a score of around 350 till 400 with my i5 3570K an i7 stands out in those benchmarks bcs of HT.

PC || CPU - I5 3570K @4.5ghz|| Motherboard - Asrock Z77 extreme 4 || CPU Cooler - Corsair H100 || RAM - 1x8GB Vengeance Blue - XPG Adata 2x4GB's (16GB) || Graphics card - EVGA GTX 970 superclocked ACX 2.0 SLI || Storage- SEAGATE FIRECUDA 1TB ||PSU- Corsair AX750 watt gold rated|| Case- NZXT 340 WHITE

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Does anyone else also have the i7 4790k if so please do a bench mark and tell me how mine compares 

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1 minute ago, PX Flex said:

 

Does anyone else also have the i7 4790k if so please do a bench mark and tell me how mine compares 

Use google to find i7 4790K cinebench scores

PC || CPU - I5 3570K @4.5ghz|| Motherboard - Asrock Z77 extreme 4 || CPU Cooler - Corsair H100 || RAM - 1x8GB Vengeance Blue - XPG Adata 2x4GB's (16GB) || Graphics card - EVGA GTX 970 superclocked ACX 2.0 SLI || Storage- SEAGATE FIRECUDA 1TB ||PSU- Corsair AX750 watt gold rated|| Case- NZXT 340 WHITE

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It looks normal.. but at the same time you didn't mention what your cpu is clocked at.. stock or o/c.. can make a huge difference.  My 6600k overclocked pulls significantly better cinebench scores than my old i7 3770 did

my work in progress

i5 6600k  //  16gb g.skill ddr4 3000  //  evga gtx 980

custom water loop

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thanks that is what i was looking for 

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