Download: http://http.maxon.net/pub/benchmarks/CINEBENCH_R15.zip
Only support 64bit System
3930K@3.5GHZ + 16GB DDR3 2133MHZ
Only support 64bit System
3930K@3.5GHZ + 16GB DDR3 2133MHZ

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PC in signature. Didnt optimzie the run. All stock.
No AVX, FMA or AVX2 in R15. Pretty odd.
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I have a question, since it does not use FMA or AVX2 then would it make a more fair comparison between AMD's and Intel's CPU's since we all know that in Cinebench 11.5 and other benchmarking tools have code that is primarily supplied by Intel and that in some cases literally cripple AMD CPU's.
I have sent to Maxon of Japan the email about the problem with Intel's compilers since I don't trust other subsidies of Maxon...
I assume this is a benchmark of their Cinema 4D engine. And it seems to top out with SSE2 support.
And you dont want FMA and AVX2, because its "unfair". You dont want ICC even tho its the best compiler for AMD as well.
So whats left, a crippled product that wont let you utilize the hardware you got to its full potential.
Also perhaps you should replace AMD with VIA in your case. Since this "cripples" AMD as well due to the lack of SSE3/4 and AVX support.
And Intel code in Cinebench? Please provide edvidence. :hmm:
http://www.agner.org/optimize/blog/read.php?i=49 - one of sources, one of overclock net members is doing research involving Intel's code and he found code that "rigs" the score and cripples AMD chips. Please, your denial is obvious and you are playing a card of a disguise and all forum members in here already saw trough your guise.
So you cant supply the edvidence that there is Intel code in Cinebench? What a surprise. :hmm:
Not to mention, Intels compiler is still the fastest one for AMD on Windows.
But maybe AMD should develop and distribute their own compiler...
So you cant supply the edvidence that there is Intel code in Cinebench? What a surprise. :hmm:
Not to mention, Intels compiler is still the fastest one for AMD on Windows.
But maybe AMD should develop and distribute their own compiler...
Maybe they should. And maybe Intel should develop their own x86-64?
Your head is deep in the sand, friend, if you believe ICC doesn't penalize AMD. Intel has to provide a disclaimer that it does so.
Intel did make its own x86-64, its the Itanium that sank like titanic... :twisted:
It wasn't x86, which is why it sank.
http://www.agner.org/optimize/blog/read.php?i=49 - one of sources, one of overclock net members is doing research involving Intel's code and he found code that "rigs" the score and cripples AMD chips. Please, your denial is obvious and you are playing a card of a disguise and all forum members in here already saw trough your guise.
Oh... Then what it was? A new architecture?! Okay... Damn that flopped hard.
How is it that intel can use x86-64 without kicking down massive royalties / licensing fees to AMD? AMD should be RAKING it in as they created the x86-64 platform which is a MASSIVE success while intel's itanium is often lumped in with Titanic type jokes.