Shoot, I remember when Zenver1 was slower than Zenver3!On SPEC anyone remember when Zenver3 was slower than Zenver5 🤣🤣


Yeah SPEC is definitely not only a CPU benchmark: it's both a compiler and CPU benchmark (and to a lesser extent, an OS/lib benchmark).Even ChipsNCheese says its challenging to run and literallly takes hours to run after you've compiled it, and results vary depending on how you compile it, lol.
i thought we all were pros on the forum certainly average user won't come on the forum and discuss 300 pages on one topicSPEC is definitely a benchmark for pros, not for the average user.
Shoot, I remember when Zenver1 was slower than Zenver3!
Re: SPECintRate 2017 as being a good benchmark for the average users desktop PC, what an ridiculous notion. Lets see, I can download and run 5 versions of Cinebench, who knows how many versions of Geekbench, Blender, VRay, and multiple other benchmarks before I can even get a working executable of sir2017, not to mention I have to pay for it. Even ChipsNCheese says its challenging to run and literallly takes hours to run after you've compiled it, and results vary depending on how you compile it, lol.
I just usage phoronix tests, sometimes chips-and-cheese. They usage a wide variety of tests and are fair, and good summaries.Cinebench is a FP bench, there s nothing further from usual consumers apps than CB, 7Zip is a much better metric since it s INT.
Beside CB R2X and 2024 are the only rendering tests where Intel has a ST advantage, in Blender, Corona, Povray and VRay AMD has better IPC be it ST or MT, so even for FP it s a mediocre bench to compare AMD to Intel since it s at odd with all other such tests.
I didn't want to dismiss people on that forum, but I doubt anyone here is ready to shell $1000 and spend days fine tuning a benchmarki thought we all were pros on the forum certainly average user won't come on the forum and discuss 300 pages on one topic![]()
