Valley Benchmark

Marcus Vinicus said:

Your loving this Beast aren't you

solarstarshines said:

Your loving this Beast aren't you

It is a real animal this PC with a 13900k


Been hammering the system with lots of benchmarks to make it work be sure it is stable. after all the issues I had a couple of days ago to get the system usable. BSODs one after the other was murder to deal with.

Marcus Vinicus said:

It is a real animal this PC with a 13900k


Been hammering the system with lots of benchmarks to make it work be sure it is stable. after all the issues I had a couple of days ago to get the system usable. BSODs one after the other was murder to deal with.

Unfortunately those are the growing pains of getting a new platform

solarstarshines said:

Unfortunately those are the growing pains of getting a new platform

Yup.
I have been using AMD CPU's for a long time so am having to get familiar with Intel's architecture and setup. Currently running the MB bios with default settings.

Marcus Vinicus said:

Yup.
I have been using AMD CPU's for a long time so am having to get familiar with Intel's architecture and setup. Currently running the MB bios with default settings.

It's pretty wild you are running DDR5 and i am still with in the same range with DDR4-3866
Almost no point in switching boards and getting higher ram

solarstarshines said:

It's pretty wild you are running DDR5 and i am still with in the same range with DDR4-3866
Almost no point in switching boards and getting higher ram

I'm now running the ram at its proper speed of 5600 MT/s. It is going by the benchmarks I've run in the region of 0-5 percent faster than 4800 MT/s.

TPU has a swag of 13900K scores with a long list of different ram.

Intel CPU Benchmarks
Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-7000 CL34 2x 16 GB Review - Intel CPU Benchmarks | TechPowerUp

Game Benchmarks
Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-7000 CL34 2x 16 GB Review - Intel Game Benchmarks | TechPowerUp

OldMike65 said:

I don't agree at all Tommy ....but we'll see soon. Just waiting for the MB I am getting to get re-stocked. Already have everything else. Which includes a couple DDR5-7800 CL36-46-46-125 1.45V

It would be worthwhile from a performance perspective going to 7800 MT/s ram from DDR4. Depends partly on whether or not the cost factor is included.