CPU:
@5.372GHzGPU:
Memory 11,264 MB
Core clock 2,145 MHz
Cold morning, balcony door and bedroom window open(cross breeze)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti video card benchmark result - Intel Core i9-9900K Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG MAXIMUS X HERO
Its always cold here lately ...LoL
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti video card benchmark result - Intel Core i9-9900K Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG MAXIMUS X APEX
Interesting data Mike
My Score: 15350
GPU:
Memory 11,264 MB
Core clock 2,145 MHz
Memory bus clock 2,050 MHz
CPU
Maximum turbo core clock 5,378 MHz
Your Score: 15357
GPU
Memory 11,264 MB
Core clock 2,115 MHz
Memory bus clock 2,014 MHz
CPU
Maximum turbo core clock 5,116 MHz
Even though I am higher overclocked, your score is still higher(only 7 points, but nevertheless higher)
Well lots of folks always say our CPU is only a small % of the score, not completely sure this is true. But I am hoping it is, cause I can't oc my 9900k as high as you can.....and it IS the luck of the draw on these 9900k's .....not my MB. Some can just OC higher than others. Plain and simple. Dam it.... You Won the CPU lottery this time, and I lost.Interesting data Mike
My Score: 15350
GPU:
Memory 11,264 MB
Core clock 2,145 MHz
Memory bus clock 2,050 MHz
CPU
Maximum turbo core clock 5,378 MHz
Your Score: 15357
GPU
Memory 11,264 MB
Core clock 2,115 MHz
Memory bus clock 2,014 MHz
CPU
Maximum turbo core clock 5,116 MHz
Even though I am higher overclocked, your score is still higher(only 7 points, but nevertheless higher)
Look at the GPU overclocks tooWell lots of folks always say our CPU is only a small % of the score, not completely sure this is true. But I am hoping it is, cause I can't oc my 9900k as high as you can.....and it IS the luck of the draw on these 9900k's .....not my MB. Some can just OC higher than others. Plain and simple. Dam it.... You Won the CPU lottery this time, and I lost.
The thing is, there is a point in benchmarking, where raising the all the clocks; brings diminishing returns, and at that point, it's about balancing out where your OCs peaked at individually.
For example, if your score drops when you raise the GPU core clock, go back, and fiddle with the mem clock, or play with the core voltage(might need to drop some), see if raising or lowering motherboard base clock helps(on most boards it changes the PCIe speed also) and so on.
I'm just too impatient to go through all that(balancing the system) in one go or day even
Yes on all the above Cliff, been doing it that way for a long time.....and yes, you got to have lots of patience to say the least.Look at the GPU overclocks too
The thing is, there is a point in benchmarking, where raising the all the clocks; brings diminishing returns, and at that point, it's about balancing out where your OCs peaked at individually.
For example, if your score drops when you raise the GPU core clock, go back, and fiddle with the mem clock, or play with the core voltage(might need to drop some), see if raising or lowering motherboard base clock helps(on most boards it changes the PCIe speed also) and so on.
I'm just too impatient to go through all that(balancing the system) in one go or day even
Unless your like Dave and have lots of tricks you can use ....
I did some looking at the leader boards, and on a couple, there are way lower clocked 8700Ks paired with lower clocked 1080Ti's putting my system to shame
Oh well.
I use benchmarks(when I run them months later) to really check my system, if the thermal poop is still doing it's job, have I dropped clocks(silicone degradation, then I need to lower the OC & voltage so the ceases), maybe a BIOS update was it, or the lateset spectre/meltdown fix, and so on.
Plus it's just plain fun
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