Post your Cinebench R20+15+R11.5+2003 Scores **Don't Read The OP PLZ**

[Ground]

17 hours ago, Jumper118 said:

amazing how cool a 4c8t cpu that is soldered runs  just imagine how much better 7700k would have been  

Yeah the 32nm quads are easy to cool - there are some that I ran at 1.6V for some benches without thermals getting out of control (off course not safe, but luckily I have quick replacements for all of these...)

[Jumper118]

1 hour ago, Ground said:

Yeah the 32nm quads are easy to cool - there are some that I ran at 1.6V for some benches without thermals getting out of control (off course not safe, but luckily I have quick replacements for all of these...)

Indeed sandy on air at 1.55-1.6v doesn't reach 80c on a short bench. 

[Guest]

 

Built a new 2700X system. I like it!

[JimStrijk]

7 years old but still very competitive

[Guest]

What do you guys think? Is it good enough for Squad?

[RealJerseyRob]

Hello all! New to the forums. Did I do this correctly? 

 

 

[DildorTheDecent]

52 minutes ago, RealJerseyRob said:

Hello all! New to the forums. Did I do this correctly? 

You did.

On 7/30/2018 at 10:24 PM, YakRuski said:

What do you guys think? Is it good enough for Squad?

You didn't.

[ReHWolution]

CB 11.5 - HWBot LINK - http://hwbot.org/submission/3734126_atlas_rush_cinebench___r11.5_core_i9_7920x_32.04_points - 32.04 - 7920X @ 4.5 GHz

CB 15 - HWBot LINK - http://hwbot.org/submission/3734126_atlas_rush_cinebench___r11.5_core_i9_7920x_32.04_points - 3438 - 1950X @ 4.0 GHz

[Mr.Dingle]

Yay / nay ?

[Guest]

On 8/4/2018 at 9:48 AM, DildorTheDecent said:

You did.

You didn't.

In the middle of changing mobo

[agent_x007]

Better board, a biut better score for my QX6850
R15 : 


My main issue however is this :

How does ^that work ?
20C difference is kinda big.
Also, my CPU at ~1,47V Vcore "eats" around 240W of power on 8-pin EPS (when tested by IBT).
@Dabombinable @Jumper118 
Did you experienced the same issue with yours QX6850s ?

[Jumper118]

6 hours ago, agent_x007 said:

Better board, a biut better score for my QX6850
R15 : 
My main issue however is this :

How does ^that work ?
20C difference is kinda big.
Also, my CPU at ~1,47V Vcore "eats" around 240W of power on 8-pin EPS (when tested by IBT).
@Dabombinable @Jumper118 
Did you experienced the same issue with yours QX6850s ?

I can say so because I don't stress test cpus just run 1.4v on air the upto 1.7v on phase for quads. Don't really look at temps. 

[Dabombinable]

11 hours ago, agent_x007 said:

Better board, a biut better score for my QX6850
R15 : 

My main issue however is this :

How does ^that work ?
20C difference is kinda big.
Also, my CPU at ~1,47V Vcore "eats" around 240W of power on 8-pin EPS (when tested by IBT).
@Dabombinable @Jumper118 
Did you experienced the same issue with yours QX6850s ?

I think the sensor is just borked. Mine didn't do that when overclocked (and still doesn't in my spart parts rig). Then again, mine also has a 10^oC difference between both of the CPU's die. I wouldn't worry.

BTW those temps are nice compared to mine under normal use ATM. Kind of can't run it above stock until I get a new cooler+thermal paste (and a modern case with a bottom mounted PSU).

 

I'm actually looking at a Gigabyte X38 board for mine (the P5Q Deluxe is flat out refusing to run with a FSB above 400MHz, or with DDR2 1066 in more than 1 slot). The seller has no clue as to what it is and is pricing it cheaper than most P35 and G33 boards . No Xeon X5450 fun though .

[Ground]

2 hours ago, Dabombinable said:

I'm actually looking at a Gigabyte X38 board for mine (the P5Q Deluxe is flat out refusing to run with a FSB above 400MHz, or with DDR2 1066 in more than 1 slot). The seller has no clue as to what it is and is pricing it cheaper than most P35 and G33 boards . No Xeon X5450 fun though .

x38 boards suck for FSB clocking, my 2 x38 boards just managed around 530 for dual cores and ~450 for quads. My Gigabyte EX38-DS4 was absolutely terrible especially maxing out at 1.25V NB voltage (it also only ever booted 530 once and never went above 500 after that)...

My P45 boards (P5Q Deluxe, EP45-DS3) both 590+ on dual cores and about 500 on quads. In general UD3 based P45 Gigabyte boards are best for clocking quads, but they might be a bit painful to handle... 

[agent_x007]

My problem is with this high temp.

PC simply shuts down because of it.
I can OC, however I can't stress it at all because it shuts down (Vcore 1,55V+ is probably required for 4GHz on chip I have).

I would loved to switch temp sensors off, but TM2 function and Ignoring CPU temp, doesn't help
@Dabombinable Temps are good, because I used Alphacool Eisbaer 240 with two Delta fans. That stupid analog CPU Temp is slowing me down...

BTW, it goes hand in hand with ~240W power draw on EPS 8-pin

 

If you want Xeon on X38/X48, simply buy a X33x0 model.

@Ground You need to play arround with GTLs to get most out of Quad Cores on X38/X48.

[Ground]

2 hours ago, agent_x007 said:

My problem is with this high temp.

PC simply shuts down because of it.
I can OC, however I can't stress it at all because it shuts down (Vcore 1,55V+ is probably required for 4GHz on chip I have).

I would loved to switch temp sensors off, but TM2 function and Ignoring CPU temp, doesn't help
@Dabombinable Temps are good, because I used Alphacool Eisbaer 240 with two Delta fans. That stupid analog CPU Temp is slowing me down...

BTW, it goes hand in hand with ~240W power draw on EPS 8-pin

 

If you want Xeon on X38/X48, simply buy a X33x0 model.

@Ground You need to play arround with GTLs to get most out of Quad Cores on X38/X48.

Yes I did that. P45 generally does much better then those two with quads and bclk. 

[agent_x007]

Sure.
But from what I tested - both P35 and P45 get hit really badly on max. FSB metric when your RAM is maxed out (ie. you have 8GB or more and 4 DIMMs installed).
@Ground Do you maybe own a EP45T-UD3P/EP45T-UD3R ?

[Dabombinable]

7 hours ago, Ground said:

x38 boards suck for FSB clocking, my 2 x38 boards just managed around 530 for dual cores and ~450 for quads. My Gigabyte EX38-DS4 was absolutely terrible especially maxing out at 1.25V NB voltage (it also only ever booted 530 once and never went above 500 after that)...

My P45 boards (P5Q Deluxe, EP45-DS3) both 590+ on dual cores and about 500 on quads. In general UD3 based P45 Gigabyte boards are best for clocking quads, but they might be a bit painful to handle... 

Not from the reviews of the board. FSB overclocking all depends on the manufacturer. And back in 2007-2008 it seems that all of Asus's boards struggled while it wasn't uncommon for Gigabyte's boards to hit 500MHz, instead of barely achieving 400MHz while being stable (meaning certain top-of-the-line uad cores can't be used).

What settings did you use with your P5Q Deluxe to hit FSB speeds that high? I'm serious when I say mine barely runs stable at 400MHz (BSOD may or may not happen when launching games for example).
Running 2x2GB DDR2 and 1x1GB DDR2 (1x slot is electrically faulty) at 800MHz (all capable of 1066MHz).

 

@agent_x007

If that's the kind of cooler you're using I'd double check the thermal paste, then disable the temperature monitoring. Just remember that 3.6GHz seems to be the limit without seriously beefy cooling when it comes to Conroe/Kentsfield.

[Dabombinable]

I was going to take the plunge on an X38 Gigabyte board. But after:

• having switch the BIOS chips around
• unplugging everything
• unscrewing the mobo, then installing the I/O shield
• reverting the rear case fan to the original one (3 year old sleeve back to 14-15 year old ball bearing)
• re-assembling everything

I was able to once more use the "faulty/dead" RAM channel, and the performance no longer goes down with an overclock. Anyway, my first CB R11.5 benchmarks for the QX6850, which now matches my X5450:

 

[agent_x007]

Faster than X5450 at 3,6GHz 

[Tech Wizard]

Back with another X79 chip. This E5-1650 wouldn't do anything higher
Almost as strong as my 3930K.

 

 

 

 

Edit: @Jumper118 When are you gonna move Broadwell from 2011?

[Jumper118]

15 hours ago, Tech Wizard said:

Back with another X79 chip. This E5-1650 wouldn't do anything higher
Almost as strong as my 3930K.

Edit: @Jumper118 When are you gonna move Broadwell from 2011?

Might be my new years resolution for 2019

[agent_x007]

Why move Broadwell-E from 2011 and not Haswell-E ?

@Jumper118 Simply make a separate 2011-3 or "2011 DDR4" category and put both there.

[Jumper118]

1 minute ago, agent_x007 said:

Why move Broadwell-E from 2011 and not Haswell-E ?

@Jumper118 Simply make a separate 2011-3 or "2011 DDR4" category and put both there.

Yes I think that's what he meant. 

[Crunchy Dragon]

New entry for my new overclock.

 

Ryzen 5 1600 at 3.8Ghz. All 12 threads enabled. Maybe one of these days I'll beat an X5650....