Cinebench Benchmark

solarstarshines said:

I have not done anything to my 1600x in a while and the Bios updates keep coming

What Board are you using i have a AsrockPro4 B350 i have my 1600x paired with one of my 1080's at the moment you make me want to bench it since it beat my 6850k @4.511Ghz ha

Currently mine is at 4.0Ghz with stock Voltage 1.42 i had 4.1Ghz from day one but Bios updates don't seem to do what it did before

1600X with the Asus ROG Crosshair VI and monoblock. My daily is 4ghz @ 1.287v, LLC3, SOC voltage 1.05v, and memory at 3200 14 14 14 34 @ 1.36v.

The bios updates allowed for higher memory clocks, but the IMC on these CPUs seems to be pretty weak, so when you bump the memory speed up, it starts taking more voltage to keep the CPU stable. Can offset the higher memory clocks somewhat with a slightly higher SOC voltage, but the CPU will still need more juice.

I really like Ryzen....the multicore performance surpassed my expectations, but....IPC is still lacking somewhat.

4.4Ghz

Dude said:

Looking good guys

I'm still playing around Doug hahaa 6950x for $800.00 it's all good in my hood

Improvements
Still 4.406Ghz 1.329v Cache 34 1.26v Blck 100.4

Hi,
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Thrashzone very Impressive

@solarstarshines
Hi,
Did you know cinebench installs encrypted files ?
Use cmd as admin and paste or type this and see what it shows
cipher /u

If one uses bitlocker I might not do the above :)

ThrashZone said:

@solarstarshines
Hi,
Did you know cinebench installs encrypted files ?
Use cmd as admin and paste or type this and see what it shows
cipher /u

If one uses bitlocker I might not do the above :)

It did nothing for me lol no pun intended hahaha

I typed it in but nothing happened so Cinebench installs hidden files