Passmark Performance Test Benchmark

worf105 said:

That was the best thing that has happened to my 6700k.

I am very Happy for you. :)

Cliff S said:

Great job, now decapitate that CPU
And get some liquid metal on it

Yeah, decapitate and call it
Louis XVI

worf105 said:

That was the best thing that has happened to my 6700k.

You're braver than us Andrew.
I have a really good overclockable chip out of the box, and would hate to kill it with a single slip!
Or if Intel did a sloppy job gluing it and some glue was stuck to one of the SMB parts on the CPU's PCB it rip something out

My 6700k is sitting in a box somewhere around here....:)

Did some system optimizing but no OC of any kind:

BIOSs still a beta but has AGESA 1.0.0.6. and doesn't let me do any substantial OC.

CountMike said:

Did some system optimizing but no OC of any kind:

BIOSs still a beta but has AGESA 1.0.0.6. and doesn't let me do any substantial OC.

How is the new system running in general Count?
I mean for you day to day stuff & specially with all your dozens of virtual machines?

Cliff S said:

How is the new system running in general Count?
I mean for you day to day stuff & specially with all your dozens of virtual machines?

System is doing fine, it's quite noticeable difference from old FX but VMs are only one at a time and mostly Linux so not much load there.

Board updated. Well done Mike and Mike

Thanks Doug :)

GPU is killing my score but also only single channel of RAM but another 8GB stick is on the way. CPU OC doesn't work like it should because of BIOS. There's another thing, I don't think PT benchmark can load CPU like it should. In some other benchmarks when CPU load goes 100% boost frequency goes to 4092MHZ while in PT it goes only up to 3906MHz and most of the time not even 3800MHz. All that means that it's not an accurate representation of CPU abilities.