Nice, I just noticed how good of a multi thread score that was in comparison to the 4c/8t Intel chips. Makes me want to see how a 9590 north of 5GHz would do, surely someone in here has one?
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My Second System.
CPU: Intel Corei7 4790K Without Overclock.
Why does my rating down Guys.
The ST and MT scores are probably scaled totally different, like miles vs kilometers, so you cant directly compare the two. If you test a single core cpu then the MT score is going to be way lower than the ST score.
The ST and MT scores are probably scaled totally different, like miles vs kilometers, so you cant directly compare the two. If you test a single core cpu then the MT score is going to be way lower than the ST score.
Well, when I run it, it makes my PC reboot.
Looks like the i5 4670K is identical to the i5 6600K at same clocks, I wonder what RAM was used with the i5 6600K, DDR3? or slower DDR4?
Just drop it on imgur.
Wound up picking up a 4790k today at Fry's price matched to microcenter
Very early stages of the overclocking adventure. Seems like a decent chip so far. It's been forever and a day that I've tried overclocking a Haswell chip! Trying to remember what to fiddle with in the bios.
this seems to be an Intel CPU problem. My FX is scaling great
maybe skylake fixes it
]SINCE THIS BENCH IS BETA I'M GOING TO STOP HERE!
No, I don't think it's an Intel problem. I think whatever this bench is testing really thrives on AMD's 4 module / 8 core (or however you want to argue it) architecture rather than Intel's hyperthreaded logical cores. I'm going to try disabling hyperthreading and just run 8 true cores @ 4.5 to see how that compares to the 4c/8t Intels and the 4m/8c AMDs.
The bench cannot scale properly on intel chips. Core scaling is very poor.
Looks good out of the box.
I'm sure it will get better, I'll probably never have a Haswell I imagine.
Been milking my X58s a long time now. ()
No, I don't think it's an Intel problem. I think whatever this bench is testing really thrives on AMD's 4 module / 8 core (or however you want to argue it) architecture rather than Intel's hyperthreaded logical cores. I'm going to try disabling hyperthreading and just run 8 true cores @ 4.5 to see how that compares to the 4c/8t Intels and the 4m/8c AMDs.
Logical cores are not scaling well, physical cores scale like mad, see post #123 above.
look, I don't get many chances to brag, OK?