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ninaholic37

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i7-3770 @3.4GHz (3392.36 MHz) in Windows 7 - 608

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edit: Oh looks like I already tried it on a machine with this CPU :laughing:
 

john3850

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I see CPUmark is single threaded because my cpu voltage stayed low between 1.24-1.50 volts.
My 9900k score is 892.
Set the first few cores to x 51 and gained 8 pts or a 899 score.Gave it 4 cores to x 51 for a 909,910 score.
 
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john3850

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2700K

Running at 4.0ghz gets me 617
Running at 4.2ghz gets me 648
Running at 4.8ghz gets me 737
Running at 5.0ghz gets me 770
Running at 5.1ghz gets me 785
Running at 5.2ghz gets me 801

Guess it's a very light hitting app for todays CPU's as my vcore at 4.0ghz was 1.104v's under load :)
Nice scores
My wifes pc still has a 2700k at 4400 that can hit 5.1that is only used less 15 minutes a week since it was new every few years I use special app in Magician to rewrite its 840 ssd.The case is to small or I would use water or a intel core i7 3770k.
 

john3850

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I see CPUmark is single threaded because my cpu voltage stayed low between 1.24-1.35 volts.
I forgot to post so I posted.
 

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john3850

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I bumped my 9900k to x 52 which gave me a 928 score.
 

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john3850

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Yes I am the one that makes the CPUmark99 post every few years. I've been benching my systems with this since my P5-90 that scored a 5.5. While it's integer only and not multithreaded it still provides a good indication of the strength of a core. And it's fun to compare systems from 20 years ago to today using the same benchmark.

Rig in sig - 640
I had a stuck P5 also which I stuck a intel overdrive in for 66x3 or 198 in 94.
 

Hulk

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In this benchmark the MHz/CPUmark99 ratio hasn't changed since Haswell for Intel. That number has been approximately 5.6. Meaning 5.6MHz to generate 1 CPUmark99 point score.

AMD has caught up to Intel for this old benchmark with Zen 2, which also scores 5.6 in the MHz/CPUmark99 ratio as well.

Going out on a limb here... In this single threaded benchmark it seems as though a wider front end/back end, better out of order predictor and other standard IPC improvements make no difference. Seems to be a very sequentially oriented benchmark meaning there probably isn't any more instruction level parallelism to be had.
 

Bavor

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Nov 11, 2001
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3950x PBO+200 and raised power limits

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807 when run as administrator
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Power profile in control panel significantly changes results. "Best performance" kills single threaded performance as the CPU is loaded to base to turbo 1 clocks the entire time.

Results from 5x tests with best and worst thrown out.

Best energy savings: 601
Better performance: 603
Best Performance: 566

Ryzen 2700 with 32GB of ram at 2666mhz 16-16-16-35.
 

Arkaign

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Running hard against the limits.

5.5Ghz X2 core 9900KS Delid, 55x uncore, DDR4 4400 @ 4000 C16, 1.370v, bclk bump, 60f ambient room.

I normally run this thing at 5.1-5.2 outside of 5.3 all core benchmark runs. First time I've tried limited core OC stuff. Interesting.
 

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loki1944

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"Q6600 @ stock 2.4Ghz:
No affinity: 245
Affinity to two processors: 261
Affinity to one processor: 339
Affinity to one processor and priority set to real-time: 340

Moral of the story, set your affinities for your single-threaded applications. "

Made no difference on my i7 6850K.
 
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ninaholic37

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Intel Core i7-9700T @ 1992.00 MHz - 740

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Is it just me or does that sound too good to be true? 740 @ 2GHz? Wouldn't that mean this CPU could reach 1480 at 4GHz? :tearsofjoy: