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Yep. And 1522 on single core. Just ran it now. Is this bad???
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Yep. And 1522 on single core. Just ran it now. Is this bad???
Im starting to think you ran R23 not R20 of cinebench which could explain the abnormally high scores (compared to R20 that is).
Yes, it was on R23 sir
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only thing you missing here is a threadripper cpu and your pc would be completely overkill (not that the 5950x isn't already if you think about that max of like 40% cpu usage in most games)StandardI scored 19 376 in Time Spy
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 x 1, 32768 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}
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I scored 10 541 in Time Spy Extreme
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 x 1, 32768 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}
Im testing mine now on R23 to compare your single core score to mine.
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Hmm maybe 8k. or 4k x 3 from what I saw the 3090 can do on it's own.Not when you on 4kthen everything is working very hard
Your speed seems pretty in line with base turbo speeds, especially on single core.
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it got to you as well hey hahahaGave it a go
I scored 14 505 in Time Spy
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti x 1, 32768 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}
What did your single core boost to with your pbo settings?This is CB23 with PBO multicore and single core to see.
It was probably around 5ghz or just below, but I am not sure. The result is a little lower than what you will get if you just run without PBO. I just checked now for my 1637 result submitted to Hwbot it states core speed 5060mhz.
Still not bad, which means that at the least single core can boost to 5ghz with your settings which is pretty good considering the drop in temps as a result of lowered voltage.
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Hi @HNO3 your result specifically the physics, or cpu score is way too low. Even when running stock it should be around 15000 points or that is what I have seen. I so wish I could be there with you to help you get the system setup for best performance.Result not found
It's the best score so far since I had the CPU.
You need to play around with it. To give you an idea, the result I post below is only the cpu test in 3dmark I've done this morning with the processor running PBO. Now I have to stipulate that my settings are not stable, or so I found out when I ran OCCT. I dropped the negative curve all the way to -10 at present testing with OCCT and if it pass then I'll start fine tuning. It does not help to try get the best performance but your stability is questionable at best. I've learned this on the OCN forum. I'll keep my performance setting but not for everyday use.
I just changed settings in PBO, offset of 12. Thats all I did. Other than that the CPU is stock. It appears to be stable as well, so its a win for me, same temps, better performance. I didnt fine tune anything else as of yet. Not sure how to haha
Okay on the main page in bios for the cpu core voltage, set an off-set of -0.050 as it would drop temps a little.
Only thing to note of the cpu offset, as you are depending on the boost to go as high as possible (as high as temps allow), you will need as much voltage as your cooling can handle.
Maybe I should pm you my number and we can do a whatsapp call tonight and make sure my bios settings is correct. As it's currently undervolted etc in PBO HAHA
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You should get about 20k with your setup, that cpu score is way too low for what it can do.Stock 5950X
6900XT Black Edition 2620 Core Clock, 2120 Mem Clock, 15% Power Inc.
Graphics Score 20 277
CPU Score 14 182
I scored 19 048 in Time Spy
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT x 1, 32768 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}
I'll do some proper overclocking this weekend (I'm not very fond of overclocking Ryzen xD).
