PCMark 10

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti video card benchmark result - Intel Core i9-9900K Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG MAXIMUS X HERO

Cliff S said:

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti video card benchmark result - Intel Core i9-9900K Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG MAXIMUS X HERO

Nice score, but you can do better.

Cliff S said:

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti video card benchmark result - Intel Core i9-9900K Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG MAXIMUS X HERO

Got your money's worth?

OldMike65 said:

Nice score, but you can do better.

From a 7313 jump it's good enough for me.
The only change from the last test, was I used RamCache II this time to speed up the opening apps portion, and boy did it after the first opening of each test file.

CountMike said:

Got your money's worth?

Of course I got my money's worth Mike, I don't use any AMD parts, only Intel and Nvidia, made for high OC's

Cliff S said:

From a 7313 jump it's good enough for me.
The only change from the last test, was I used RamCache II this time to speed up the opening apps portion, and boy did it after the first opening of each test file.
Of course I got my money's worth Mike, I don't use any AMD parts, only Intel and Nvidia, made for high OC's

Yeah, I've been playing with RamCache II since you told me about it Cliff ....so far its not helped me yet in my previous benchmarks. Actually, having a hard time beating any of my old scores. Still playing thou.

Mike it is only useful for large file transfers, and opening large programs(like GIMP, Adobe stuff, and games), but in day to day stuff, like browsers, mail and graphics benchmarks, it is useless, as the software cannot make use of it really.

But it does not increase boot time like RAPID from Samsung does at least, and so leaving it on doesn't hurt.
Just remember for Memory benching, turn it off, otherwise the portion that checks for free memory will be reduced.
Don't need to quit, just turn off temporarily.

Cliff S said:

Mike it is only useful for large file transfers, and opening large programs(like GIMP, Adobe stuff, and games), but in day to day stuff, like browsers, mail and graphics benchmarks, it is useless, as the software cannot make use of it really.

But it does not increase boot time like RAPID from Samsung does at least, and so leaving it on doesn't hurt.
Just remember for Memory benching, turn it off, otherwise the portion that checks for free memory will be reduced.
Don't need to quit, just turn off temporarily.

Yup, I found that out on any memory tests already, so I do turn it off. As far as boot time its completely useless and so is Rapid mode....can't use either one on my Boot drive. All thou I have left RamCache II on .....when booting up.

Must have deleted PCMark ...can't find it...LoL

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