Passmark Performance Test Benchmark

OldMike65 said:

That's the same version I have Mike, and mine is a registered version

I just found it on Major Geeks and it updated mine.

CountMike said:

I just found it on Major Geeks and it updated mine.

I am assuming you mean you updated to v 1024 ....

OldMike65 said:

I am assuming you mean you updated to v 1024 ....

Yes that's the one as seen in picture. I don't remember what old version was but it was also updated recently.

CountMike said:

Yes that's the one as seen in picture. I don't remember what old version was but it was also updated recently.

Yes it was......pic from their site. :)

Bumpety, bump, 4GHz:

CountMike said:

Bumpety, bump, 4GHz:

4GHz is pretty good for 8C & 16T

Cliff S said:

4GHz is pretty good for 8C & 16T

Just waiting for R7 2700x, it's said that it might hit 4.3GHz on auto and 4.5 OC. Should be some time in April. I managed to BOOT at 4.1GHz but wouldn't pass even benchmark.

CountMike said:

Just waiting for R7 2700x, it's said that it might hit 4.3GHz on auto and 4.5 OC. Should be some time in April. I managed to BOOT at 4.1GHz but wouldn't pass even benchmark.

Try turning off hypertreading and/or some cores.

That worked for me on my 6700K on air, With a single core I got 5.1882(CPU-Z : Official OC Leaderboard - Page 17 - Windows 10 Forums

Cliff S said:

Try turning off hypertreading and/or some cores.

That worked for me on my 6700K on air, With a single core I got 5.1882(CPU-Z : Official OC Leaderboard - Page 17 - Windows 10 Forums

This BIOS doesn't have open hypertreading (called SMT with AMD) only some custom BIOS but don't want to brick the MB with it. Less cores (down to 2) I can set but that's not going to help the score, only higher OC and with it some more single core/thread performance. Now when I have good 4GHz performance I'm going to work on RAM, right now it's not as optimized as it was with previous BIOS. It also has influence in CPU scores.