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

[Fast_N_Curious]

[Fuzzyy]

Ryzen 5 5600X in an SFF case with Noctua NH-L12S cooler, Max reported temp is near 83C. Max CPU clock is 4.8GHz(Falls down to 4.55Ghz on all core loads)

CB R23: 11497 Multi-Core, 1542 Single Core.

 

PBO2 Settings:

PBO Limits: Motherboard

PBO Scalar: 2X

CPU Clock override: 150Mhz

Curve Optimizer: Negative 20 All Core

Platform Thermal Throttle Limit: 255

 

[warmslicedbread]

just finished undervolting my laptop. Is this decent?

i used -200 for my core and -125 for my cache

[warmslicedbread]

13 hours ago, warmslicedbread said:

 

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just finished undervolting my laptop. Is this decent?

i used -200 for my core and -125 for my cache

just realized that my cpu was locked at 35W when running the test. new score here:

[Guest]

i7 980X 5065.59mhz Viper Xtreme 1143.8mhz 

 

4738 CB pts

 

 

 

[ExalyThor]

i7 2600K at 4.6GHZ 1.36v on Windows 10

[Fast_N_Curious]

Challenge for the 8th/9th/10th gen intel guys... single core only.

 

[freeagent]

A little score for a little CPU

 

[Uat4]

EngSample CPU, deleted by AMD

[keksbrot]

My System:

Mainboard ASUS Prime Z590M-PLUS

Intel Core i9-11900K

32GB DDR4 Patriot Viper Steel

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Gigabyte Gaming OC 12G

850 Watt Corsair RM850x

Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240L RGB V2

Windows 10

[HM-2]

Still perfecting Curve Optimisation but pretty happy with where we're sitting currently, especially given its nearly 30°C in here right now.

 

 

5900X, custom loop as per sig.

[Raudi_]

Eh I guess 

[Jumper118]

2990WX

 

 

i3 12100F BCLK

 

i7 7820X

 

i7 3770K

[Bitter]

Nothing fancy, just working on my 2700X again going for a balance of speed and power/heat. 165W PPT, uncapped EDC and TDC, running 3900-4000mhz all core and averaging around 3950mhz with DDR4 3400 C16-16-16 RAM. I'm hitting within a few hundred points of my old best scores but with less power and heat and at nearly the same clock speeds with less voltage AND I still have high 4.3Ghz single core boost speeds. I feel like this is a win-win!

[TexasBulldog74]

Just got a Ryzen 9 5900x last week and this is the best i can pull off R20 at the moment.  Glad to be over 9,000 but really irritated i can't get my clocks above 5ghz.  Max clock speed is 4,950.50ghz with a max temp of 79*c.

 

Oh well, its about double of what i was getting out of my old R7 3700x

[TexasBulldog74]

What is this program i see so many of you guys using?

[Bitter]

Bump your RAM voltage up a little to 1.4 volts and try to tighten up the 22 part of your timings to 20 or 18, also there should be some finer tuning for PBO to push it's max clocks up higher. Probably need a higher scalar to actually get it up there but it'll do it.

[DildorTheDecent]

40 minutes ago, TexasBulldog74 said:

What is this program i see so many of you guys using?

It's benchmate. It's required for some HWBOT submissions.

[TexasBulldog74]

2 hours ago, Bitter said:

Bump your RAM voltage up a little to 1.4 volts and try to tighten up the 22 part of your timings to 20 or 18, also there should be some finer tuning for PBO to push it's max clocks up higher. Probably need a higher scalar to actually get it up there but it'll do it.

Im fairly new to playing within the bios and have spent the last week learning and trying to get all i can out of my 5900x.  I fine tuned my PPT-TDC-EDC as well as the curve optimizer with PBO and ive gotten my system as stable as i can figure with those and temps are under control but I haven't gotten into Ram Timings yet.

 

I am going to look into that now i guess, i didn't know ram timings affected cpu clock speeds?  Never thought about it i guess but it makes sense.

[TexasBulldog74]

1 hour ago, DildorTheDecent said:

It's benchmate. It's required for some HWBOT submissions.

Thanks, going to look into it.  Looks interesting.

[TexasBulldog74]

So if anyone reads these and knows i gotta question.  I spent all day going about setting power limits and individually finding my CPU's limits per core on negative curves to get it running cool while also giving me the best performance.  on Cinebench R20 and R23 I was able to get the same by backing off PBO and going with a 4.6mhz OC across all cores at 1.33v.

 

So with one being flat at 4600mhz and the other moving through PBO's and in cinebench settling at around 4500 with only the very start boosting to a quick 4950mhz for a second before it settles which would be the better move to stick with?

 

Both are running smooth and cool at idle around 37-39 to a max temp of 77 (on PBO2) vs 80 (on 46.00 across all cores OC).   Just wondering what would be preferred on a day to day basis of gaming mixed with video rendering?

Thanks

[TheoPlays97]

[w1554m]

All tho this is default before overclock

 

[Unedited_Mind]

5800x on 1.25v 4.6-7ghz all core and 4.875mhz single core. Fuma 2 cooler, very toasty.

Not a serious bench, hence no fcks for the thread rules.

 

[amirbahalagharn]

just to remind us how much we have advanced from single core era :

(Laptop : Dell 1501 / specs:AMD turion x64 2.ghz - 4GB Ram ddr800 Dual / 128MB VGA ATI Xpress 1100 )