:) is that screenshot suppose to be visible?

MakaveliThere 3800X at 519 is abit low compared to what I see on my rig.

My 3800X with PBO Fmax on with the newest Bios at DDR4 3200 with a Ryzen Dram fast profile applied.

Single (5800X) 650 vs (3800X) 541.5 = 16%

Multi (5800X) 6593 vs (3800X) 5599.4 = 15%

650/541 = 1.201 ~20%
6593/5599 = 1.177 ~17,7%

Have you validate those scores? The single score is looking impressive for a 3800X.

Zach_01650/541 = 1.201 ~20%
6593/5599 = 1.177 ~17,7%

Have you validate those scores? The single score is looking impressive for a 3800X.

I didn't for my original post.

After I read your post I did and the validation run score is even higher lol.

valid.x86.fr/1zr4a5

MakaveliI didn't for my original post.

After I read your post I did and the validation run score is even higher lol.

valid.x86.fr/1zr4a5

Game on good sir :toast:

FMAX enabled

valid.x86.fr/xs943z

srsbsnsGame on good sir

valid.x86.fr/xs943z

Very impressive. What kind of cooling do you use for that?

windwhirlVery impressive. What kind of cooling do you use for that?

Just an AIO with an open air case. Ryujin 360 and Thermaltake Core P3.

R0H1TWho cares, frankly aren't CPU-z scores trash anyway?

No actually, as the author of CPU-Z changed his benchmark when 2nd gen Ryzen came out and started to threaten Intel in his benchmark by scoring slightly higher. So he quickly released a new version, with the Ryzen CPU's scores lowered. Many said at the time that the change was due to pressure from Intel. That question was never answered, but the gimp towards Ryzen certainly remained in the benchmark.

So it is a big thing, because the new CPU's also have to work hard to get past the "gimp" in the benchmark before they can even begin to score higher than an Intel CPU.

And the fact that were are all here responding to this, means that this benchmark still carries weight, even if it shouldn't.

He benches, he scooooores!

stimpy88No actually, as the author of CPU-Z changed his benchmarks when 2nd gen Ryzen came out and started to threaten Intel in his benchmark. Many said at the time that it was due to pressure from Intel. That question was never answered, but the gimp towards Ryzen remained in the benchmark.

So it is a big thing, as the new CPU's also have to get past the "gimp" before they can even begin to score higher than an Intel CPU in this benchmark.

Very few people prefer their dignity before money thsese days.

srsbsnsGame on good sir :toast:

FMAX enabled

valid.x86.fr/xs943z

That is a nice score your all core clock speed of 4373 is higher than i've seen for most of these chips are you running a static overclock or this is just stock with PBO on?

MakaveliThat is a nice score your all core clock speed of 4373 is higher than i've seen for most of these chips are you running a static overclock or this is just stock with PBO on?

PBO on + FMAX. The real difference is FMAX boosted all core clocks by about 150mhz compared to just PBO.

I have PBO on + FMAX on aswell but I don't see the all core clocks boosting that high.

The description for FMAX at the bottom says its boost single threaded workloads.

MakaveliI have PBO on + FMAX on aswell but I don't see the all core clocks boosting that high.

The description for FMAX at the bottom says its boost single threaded workloads.

Wait what is this thing, I know of the EDC=1 tweak but what the hell is this FMax tweak? Can anyone explain how it works?

owen10578Wait what is this thing, I know of the EDC=1 tweak but what the hell is this FMax tweak? Can anyone explain how it works?

Read.

www.overclock.net/threads/asus-rog-x570-crosshair-viii-overclocking-discussion-thread.1728796/page-145#post-28627007

And if you have an Agesa 1.1.0.0 Patch B bios available for your board you should see this also.

I want to see the numbers for single CCX chip like the 5800x or 5600X and with a non trail version so we can actually see the Write and Copy bandwidth numbers fingers crossed!

MakaveliI want to see the number for single CCX chip like the 5800x or 5600X and with a non trail version so we can actually see the Write and Copy bandwidth numbers fingers crossed!

Keep in mind that the test is also with "slow" 3600MHz module with rubbish latencies.

Comparison to a 3950, same memory speed, tighter latencies.

TheLostSwedeKeep in mind that the test is also with "slow" 3600MHz module with rubbish latencies.

Comparison to a 3950, same memory speed, tighter latencies.

Your right the numbers looks good for L1 and L2.

MakaveliYour right the numbers looks good for L1 and L2.

Sadly not my chip :p

TheLostSwedeSadly not my chip :p

i'm on the fence currently for 5800X or 5900X since the price difference is only $100.

I may go with the 2 CCX chip in 5900X this time around if I see there are not latency differences between the two.

MakaveliRead.

www.overclock.net/threads/asus-rog-x570-crosshair-viii-overclocking-discussion-thread.1728796/page-145#post-28627007

And if you have an Agesa 1.1.0.0 Patch B bios available for your board you should see this also.

Interesting...will have to take a closer look.

Zach_01650/541 = 1.201 ~20%
6593/5599 = 1.177 ~17,7%

Have you validate those scores? The single score is looking impressive for a 3800X.

Just put in a 5800X chip today.

FMAX disabled because lowers performance on Zen 3 compared to Zen 2.




valid.x86.fr/xnld7s

MakaveliJust put in a 5800X chip today.

FMAX disabled because lowers performance on Zen 3 compared to Zen 2.




valid.x86.fr/xnld7s

Very nice! How are you getting on with memory tuning?

stimpy88Very nice! How are you getting on with memory tuning?

Right now I'm only running D.O.C.P

I will apply a Ryzen Dram Fast Profile later today.

Everything is pretty much just auto right now I didn't tweak anything yet.