A mysterious CPU model "X95XX" I presume.Excel Benchmark
www.overclock.net
7800X3D screenshot there with following results:
time to sort (in seconds): 16s (first run)
time to sort (in seconds): 10s (second run)
I can confirm seeing with my own eyes, a mysterious CPU posting score of 11s and then 7s on the 2nd run.
Cannot say or post anything else.
But feel free to bench the hell out of this Excel sheet and see how fast your CPU can get.
I think 14900K, Elite X and M3/M4 have a chance of getting close to this score or even beating it.
We only find out if interested users here try
A mysterious CPU model "X95XX" I presume.
I can imagine performance might vary from excel version to version, was this on the latest office 365 excel or office 2021 excel?
Latest Librecalc.I can imagine performance might vary from excel version to version, was this on the latest office 365 excel or office 2021 excel?
You gotta tweak the hell out of your CPU and have great cooling too. That's why I said it's a crazy benchmark. Now imagine getting it done in 11 secs at stock! I hope that materializes or who knows, final silicon is even faster!Something ain't right, took 29s then 19s on my 7950x.
It is tuned 6400C30 2133FCLK. It's not just a stocker 7950X. I imagine there's something finicky about this benchmark.You gotta tweak the hell out of your CPU and have great cooling too. That's why I said it's a crazy benchmark. Now imagine getting it done in 11 secs at stock! I hope that materializes or who knows, final silicon is even faster!
Do it in Librecalc.It is tuned 6400C30 2133FCLK. It's not just a stocker 7950X. I imagine there's something finicky about this benchmark.
Could it be that this is a case of the C-core cluster clocks being reported, rather than vanilla? I think Huang said that they were running at around 3.3 GHz.I know clock reporting is probably all over the place but here's another Strix run. 2300 pts at 3.3 GHz (??).
Acer Swift SF14-61 - Geekbench
Benchmark results for an Acer Swift SF14-61 with an AMD Eng Sample: 100-000000994-38_Y processor.browser.geekbench.com
I think that's a clue. The benchmark is very latency sensitive.Even faster in Linux: LibreCalc on Gentoo: 14 seconds with 9900K @ 5.0GHz and RAM at 4000MHz C16-1T
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This comes close. But dang, I really wanna see what a 14900K can manage. Or M3 or even M4.
Crazy ST bound benchmark. In a few years, this benchmark will either hit a wall or you press start, the screen flashes and it tells you that the benchmark completed in a second or two!
Even faster in Linux: LibreCalc on Gentoo: 14 seconds with 9900K @ 5.0GHz and RAM at 4000MHz C16-1T
Just as a note for my 7950x run quoted above, i ran static 5850mhz for my submission (this is pretty much a ST benchmark)It is tuned 6400C30 2133FCLK. It's not just a stocker 7950X. I imagine there's something finicky about this benchmark.
Also, judging from your previous posts regarding this mystery CPU, it sounds like it's the opposite of stock.
Why do you think there's rumors of low Zen5 prices?
5800X3D <<< V-cache V1.0Why does AMD not completely fix their heat/voltage problem with the 3D cache chips?
This is a weird thing to say after MTL launch was a self-immolating catastrophe.AMD is not a software company. They always do the cheapest possible bare minimum with a lot of duct tape
There is some serious tweaking to be made, if your result is 14s and theirs 29s. OCing to 10 GHz should do the trick i guess😁You gotta tweak the hell out of your CPU and have great cooling too. That's why I said it's a crazy benchmark. Now imagine getting it done in 11 secs at stock! I hope that materializes or who knows, final silicon is even faster!
I guess I missed the part about it has to be run in librecalc. I thought it was an optional "it scores even better" like loading linux to run geekbench. Did not realize every score being quoted was from librecalc.Just as a note for my 7950x run quoted above, i ran static 5850mhz for my submission (this is pretty much a ST benchmark)
And you have to use LibreCalc, its much faster than excel
Test date: 13.02.2023
CPU: 7950x
#Cores: 16Cores/32threads
CPU clock speed: 5850mhz
Total system memory: 32Gb DDR5
memory speed: 6600MT/s, 2200FCLK (same results @ 6400MT/s)
Libre office version: 7.5.0
32/64 bit: 64bit
time to sort (in seconds): 14s (first run)
time to sort (in seconds): 9s (second run)
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Mine is consistently 16s and 11s on 12700K with DDR5-7000 CL34. It's crazy that this other CPU does 11s from a cold start!Did not realize every score being quoted was from librecalc.
ASUS - Zenbook S 16
Best Buy has changed the release date of the HX370 Proart notebooks from 7/15 to 7/28.Asus website still shows 7/15 for the 32GB/12 core version.
Could just be that the 24GB/10 core version is being held back.