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HX 370 per thread score: 970.916
9950X ES per thread score: 749.531
He's speaking about the scores at 55-60W. But we are comparing mobile monolithic vs desktop chiplet and my opinion is that there is still room for optimization on the 9950X ES.What? 9950X has 32 Threads and over 40k score, so way over 1000 per thread.
Just for reference for R23:HX 370 per thread score: 970.916
9950X ES per thread score: 749.531
WOW. Gimme 48 threads of HX 370 please, AMD!
I don't think the ES user I know, obtained it illegally. If he did, I would've bought one from him tooI wouldn't bother putting too much stock in a gray market ES.
The problem is not legality but rather how much it is representative of the final consumer product.I don't think the ES user I know, obtained it illegally. If he did, I would've bought one from him too
Yeah, I totally understand that. Curious to see how much the final retail sample will differ from the results posted so far.The problem is not legality but rather how much it is representative of the final consumer product.
I'm curious what do you draw this conclusion from?Your ES is fed with the right cores voltages but the VRMs voltage is kept at a fixed value whatever the cores effective voltage.
Would a 7950x hit 5.75ghz in this test?
Looks like the ES clocked at 5650? I'll run this on my stock 7950X and see where it clocks.Would a 7950x hit 5.75ghz in this test?
What happened to PBO and why is the CCLK limit now 5650 Mhz?Enjoy your prize from our excellent ES user!
Awesome, please convey my thanks to ES user! So its one point from the M3 top score at 5.65GHz. Very nice. Do you know if he had to finagle anything to get here / this is with boost 'up to' 5.7GHz?
What happened to PBO and why is the CCLK limit now 5650 Mhz?
He wanted to see stock boost/fmax for this ES i guess (?)R24 ST it is, if it looks like he can get it close to 5.7/what should be stock boost. If it doesnt look like he'll be able to do it, I'd rather not give that kind of bait to the trolls. In that case I'll take a max tuned MT run.
I asked for 5.7 ST to see what retail will bring. Igor said that may not be possible with this ES, but they would try. So its unclear if retail will behave this way, but it seems like max freq should at least touch 5.7 just through the process of booting into Windows on retail, which was not the case with ES. Whether or not retail will reach a tiny bit higher and average 5.7-5.75 during this test is unknown, but this is close enough to reasonably expect at least this score on all properly cooled 9950X retail CPUs.He wanted to see stock boost/fmax for this ES i guess (?)
Idk... what's the stock Fmax for the 7950X ? In other words, what's its core effective clock under the ST workload?He wanted to see stock boost/fmax for this ES i guess (?)
I think this is as stock as that ES can get.Do you know if he had to finagle anything to get here / this is with boost 'up to' 5.7GHz?
With EXPO off in a fully stock config mine would not exceed 5.65 GHz. I enabled EXPO (no PBO) and it's hitting 5.7GHzIdk... what's the stock Fmax for the 7950X ? In other words, what's its core effective clock under the ST workload?
What's the ST score at 5.65 and 5.7?With EXPO off in a fully stock config mine would not exceed 5.65 GHz. I enabled EXPO (no PBO) and it's hitting 5.7GHz
I'm curious what do you draw this conclusion from?