Asus Real Bench

Polo6RGTI said:

Hi Mike, did you tick the Infinite mode box?

One benchmark run takes less than 4 minutes.

Nope, it was set to 1 pass. it was stuck at OpenCl but other window was still showing H.264 Video encoding and it was going and going and....

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Nice must only be using 5.2 on 2 core on by core seeing realbench shows only 800MHz instead of 5.2 :)

Nope, 5.2 on all cores , Cache 50 and AVX Auto. I'm using the Windows Performance power plan with a few tweaks to allow the CPU to downclock to 800MHz when idle.





Bumped the score this morning

Polo6RGTI said:

Nice scores Polo, question on Core Temp .....how to you get it to read your VID setting ?? Mine is always blank.....

OldMike65 said:

Nice scores Polo, question on Core Temp .....how to you get it to read your VID setting ?? Mine is always blank.....

Thanks Mike :).

Core Temp not displaying the VID could be a bug.

Here is the contents from the CoreTemp config file on my PC.

Code:

[Core Temp settings]
AlwaysOnTop=0;
TjMaxOffset=0;
Plugins=0;
EnLog=0;
Fahr=0;
LogInt=10;
Minimized=1;
ReadInt=1000;
ShowDTJ=0;
BusClk=0;
SnmpSharedMemory=0;
AltFreq=0;
SingleInstance=1;
CloseToSystray=1;
StatusColor=C0FF,FF;
TextColor=FF000000;
LabelColor=FF000000;

SPX=1585;
SPY=635;
MiniMode=0;
AutoUpdateCheck=0;
HideTaskbarButton=0;
CoreFrequencySelector=-1;
Language=English;

[System tray]
SystrayOption=2;
SystrayTransparentBack=0;
SystrayColorAllBack=0,0,0,0,0,0;
SystrayColorAllText=D8FF,90FF00,90FF00,FFB200,FF3A6B,DC00FF;
SystrayColorHighCpuBack=0;
SystrayColorHighCpuText=D8FF;
SystrayColorHighBack=0;
SystrayColorHighText=FF00;
SystrayColorClockBack=0;
SystrayColorClockText=FF8000;
SystrayColorLoadBack=0;
SystrayColorLoadText=FF;
SystrayColorRamBack=0;
SystrayColorRamText=C0C0C0;
SystrayColorPowerBack=0;
SystrayColorPowerText=C0C0C0;
SystrayDisplayFrequency=1;
SystrayDisplayLoad=1;
SystrayDisplayRam=0;
SystrayDisplayPower=1;
SystrayFontName=Tahoma;
SystrayFontSize=8;

[Overheat protection settings]
EnableOHP=0;
NotifyHot=0;
Balloon=1;
Flash=0;
Execute=;
EnableShutDown=0;
ProtectionType=0;
ActivateAt=0;
Seconds=30;
ExecuteOnce=1;
Degrees=90;

[G15 LCD settings]
G15BuiltInFont=1;
G15Time=0;
G1524HTime=1;
G15FontName=Tahoma;
G15FontSize=8;

[Windows 7 Taskbar button settings]
W7TBEnable=0;
W7TBOption=0;
W7TBCycleDelay=10;
W7TBFrequencyColor=2;
W7TBDisableMinimizeToTray=0;

Polo6RGTI said:

Thanks Mike :).

Core Temp not displaying the VID could be a bug.

Here is the contents from the CoreTemp config file on my PC.

Code:

[Core Temp settings]
AlwaysOnTop=0;
TjMaxOffset=0;
Plugins=0;
EnLog=0;
Fahr=0;
LogInt=10;
Minimized=1;
ReadInt=1000;
ShowDTJ=0;
BusClk=0;
SnmpSharedMemory=0;
AltFreq=0;
SingleInstance=1;
CloseToSystray=1;
StatusColor=C0FF,FF;
TextColor=FF000000;
LabelColor=FF000000;

SPX=1585;
SPY=635;
MiniMode=0;
AutoUpdateCheck=0;
HideTaskbarButton=0;
CoreFrequencySelector=-1;
Language=English;

[System tray]
SystrayOption=2;
SystrayTransparentBack=0;
SystrayColorAllBack=0,0,0,0,0,0;
SystrayColorAllText=D8FF,90FF00,90FF00,FFB200,FF3A6B,DC00FF;
SystrayColorHighCpuBack=0;
SystrayColorHighCpuText=D8FF;
SystrayColorHighBack=0;
SystrayColorHighText=FF00;
SystrayColorClockBack=0;
SystrayColorClockText=FF8000;
SystrayColorLoadBack=0;
SystrayColorLoadText=FF;
SystrayColorRamBack=0;
SystrayColorRamText=C0C0C0;
SystrayColorPowerBack=0;
SystrayColorPowerText=C0C0C0;
SystrayDisplayFrequency=1;
SystrayDisplayLoad=1;
SystrayDisplayRam=0;
SystrayDisplayPower=1;
SystrayFontName=Tahoma;
SystrayFontSize=8;

[Overheat protection settings]
EnableOHP=0;
NotifyHot=0;
Balloon=1;
Flash=0;
Execute=;
EnableShutDown=0;
ProtectionType=0;
ActivateAt=0;
Seconds=30;
ExecuteOnce=1;
Degrees=90;

[G15 LCD settings]
G15BuiltInFont=1;
G15Time=0;
G1524HTime=1;
G15FontName=Tahoma;
G15FontSize=8;

[Windows 7 Taskbar button settings]
W7TBEnable=0;
W7TBOption=0;
W7TBCycleDelay=10;
W7TBFrequencyColor=2;
W7TBDisableMinimizeToTray=0;

I copied all your settings into mine.....didn't work....oh well I give up :)

Polo6RGTI said:

Thanks Mike :).

Core Temp not displaying the VID could be a bug.

Here is the contents from the CoreTemp config file on my PC.

Do you have CPU SVID enabled in BIOS? That setting allows the CPU to communicate with the VRM on the Motherboard. It should allow Core Temp to read the VID but it can also allow some voltage spikes. I keep mine disabled as it caused some serious voltage spikes on my board.

essenbe said:

Do you have CPU SVID enabled in BIOS? That setting allows the CPU to communicate with the VRM on the Motherboard. It should allow Core Temp to read the VID but it can also allow some voltage spikes. I keep mine disabled as it caused some serious voltage spikes on my board.

Ahhh thats it Steve, as mine is off, same as yours......even think you suggested that to me a while back. Thanks Steve. :)

Matter of fact our two rigs are almost Twins Steve. :)