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mrpiggy

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Swapped my 12-core Xeon e5-2690V3 with a 18-core e5-2699V3. Unlike the 2690V3 which maxed all cores at x35 turbo, when all the cores are loaded, it maxes mulitples to x32 but the 4 extra cores still bumps the score a lot. For lesser loads, 12 of the cores are normally maxed at x36 turbo multiplier at all times and the other 4 cores at x32. This is using the same BIOS CPU microcode hack and same everything else (i just swapped processors) as I was using previously to make the 2690 12-core stay maxed at x35 turbo at all times).

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Why My Score is Low ? My CPU : Intel Core i7 4790K

OS : Windows 10 X64 1709​
 
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indydude345

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I'm using the bus multiplier but my memory, for some reason, only likes to stay within 3200-3400MHz range. I (hope) the CPU can go higher, so I'll try and run CB if it can.
 

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Yeah, I don't know if anyone will notice, but I broke all the 8+ core scores out of what used to be the 6+ category, and put them in the renamed 8+ category along with multiprocessor systems, since things have changed so much. I mean, we now have a single CPU system that is in 1st place, ahead of any multiprocessor score submitted to date!
 

crashtech

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Thanks @Anubis ! Your score seems a bit lower per GHz than some of the other entries, do you think there may have been stuff running in the background that might have slowed things down a bit?