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[JCL]

I need to move also, two different sets of mems and I need to relearn how to OC video card.

 

[GerKNG]

12600k with stock hynix DDR4 (XMP)

 

[The King]

Had some fun with my new RAM Kit over the past few days on Hwbot. (On Air - Phanteks PH-TC14PE)

Gambit`s 10236 cb score: Cinebench - R23 Multi Core with BenchMate with aRyzen 7 1700X

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Gambit`s 4008 cb score: Cinebench - R20 with aRyzen 7 1700X

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Gambit`s 1833 cb score: Cinebench - R15 with aRyzen 7 1700X

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Gambit`s 20.17 cb score: Cinebench - R11.5 with aRyzen 7 1700X

The Ryzen 7 1700X @ 3998.8MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the Cinebench - R11.5 benchmark. Gambitranks #null worldwide and #null in the hardware class. Find out more at HWBOT.

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[vMax65]

12700K + Asus Strix-A D4 + DDR4 3600

 

[FreedomEclipse]

I got some sweet ass poontang for yall

Neither of these are my machines but both of them were built by me, one of them a long long time ago and both of them were in the workshop so why the hell not

Again. Neither of these machines are mine even though i built them otherwise they would have been running at 30000ghz by now. Both machines belong to the same friend. so he's gonna have a big upgrade coming.

 

[oobymach]

My 3600x @ 4.3ghz

 

[The King]

My 3600x @ 4.3ghz

The tRFC seems high you If you tune 3600 CL16 with a lower tRFC I think you can break 10K.

 

[oobymach]

The tRFC seems high you If you tune 3600 CL16 with a lower tRFC I think you can break 10K.

It's hynix rams, if I go below 360ns I get bsod's, 370ns runs fine even though the chips are factory clocked to be 550ns. Also I'm running it at 1833mhz at the moment because 1866 still has audio static issues.

 

[QuietBob]

Here's my 3300x with an all core oc, air cooled:

It's stable at 1900 MHz IF:RAM but going this high induces audio crackle. Tweaking different voltages doesn't help it.

 

[SuperMumrik]

12th gen

32k =)
@5.5/4.5/4.5

 

[AusWolf]

I'm trying to get updated scores with my new AIO, but whenever I'm doing a single core run, some random Windows background service starts to do maintenance, ruining my boost clocks. So annoying!

Multi core is above 14k which I'm happy with. I'll try to post pics once I manage to do a single core run without interruptions from Windows.

 

[The King]

I'm trying to get updated scores with my new AIO, but whenever I'm doing a single core run, some random Windows background service starts to do maintenance, ruining my boost clocks. So annoying!

Multi core is above 14k which I'm happy with. I'll try to post pics once I manage to do a single core run without interruptions from Windows.

Temporarily disconnected from the internet. wait a few seconds the background windows stuff should stop.

Best to do all runs offline. Keep in mind that having CPUZ, HWINFO or even Msi afterburner running in the background will also affect your scores.

 

[AusWolf]

Temporarily disconnected from the internet. wait a few seconds the background windows stuff should stop.

Best to do all runs offline. Keep in mind that having CPUZ, HWINFO or even Msi afterburner running in the background will also affect your scores.

Thanks for the tip. I've finally managed to run a normal bench both multi-core and single-core. Here's the updated result:

It's an 11700 (non-K) with disabled power limits, so it runs at 4.4 GHz all-core, and 4.9 GHz single core.
Specs in my profile, but I'll include them here too, just in case:
ASUS TUF Gaming B560M-Plus Wifi motherboard,
be quiet! Silent Loop 2 280 mm AIO,
32 GB (2x16) Kingston Fury Beast 3200 MHz DDR4, 16-18-18-36.

 

[E-Chassing-Flow]

I could definitely use some CL14 Ram, and a clean windows install would help. But not bad.

 

[grammar_phreak]

Asus GU603HE laptop w/ Core i7-11800H, 16gb DDR4-3200 RAM
Fans on Turbo Mode.... +100w Power Consumption according to HWMonitor. The only tweaks I made was putting the fans on Turbo Mode.

Cinebench r15
2150cb yesterday, 1/01/22
2148cb today, 1/02/22

CPU-Z benchmark
Single: 608.0
Multi-Core: 5778.4

4.19ghz all cores in CPU-Z and R15 benchmark

Cinebench r23 score: 12126 multi-core
1502 single

Same Asus GU603HE laptop with a Core i7 11800H, 16gb Crucial/Micron 3200mhz RAM

Single Benchmark, Clocks held between 4.5ghz to 4.6ghz

Multi Benchmark, The First 90 seconds the clocks held at 4.1ghz to 4.2ghz.
After PL2 expired, the Clocks went down to 3.4ghz - 3.7ghz, but the clocks mostly held steady at 3.6ghz. Sometimes the clocks would dip down to 3.1ghz but only for a second and not on all cores.

 

[AusWolf]

Asus GU603HE laptop w/ Core i7-11800H, 16gb DDR4-3200 RAM
Fans on Turbo Mode.... +100w Power Consumption according to HWMonitor. The only tweaks I made was putting the fans on Turbo Mode.

Cinebench r15
2150cb yesterday, 1/01/22
2148cb today, 1/02/22

CPU-Z benchmark
Single: 608.0
Multi-Core: 5778.4

4.19ghz all cores in CPU-Z and R15 benchmark

Cinebench r23 score: 12126 multi-core
1502 single

Same Asus GU603HE laptop with a Core i7 11800H, 16gb Crucial/Micron 3200mhz RAM

Single Benchmark, Clocks held between 4.5ghz to 4.6ghz

Multi Benchmark, The First 90 seconds the clocks held at 4.1ghz to 4.2ghz.
After PL2 expired, the Clocks went down to 3.4ghz - 3.7ghz, but the clocks mostly held steady at 3.6ghz. Sometimes the clocks would dip down to 3.1ghz but only for a second and not on all cores.

Impressive results from a mobile CPU! It's only 2000 points behind my desktop 11700 in CB R23 multi core, and matches it in single core. Your laptop must have some heavy duty cooling.

 

[grammar_phreak]

Impressive results from a mobile CPU! It's only 2000 points behind my desktop 11700 in CB R23 multi core, and matches it in single core. Your laptop must have some heavy duty cooling.

It looks like the CPU cooler in the laptop is okay but nothing super special.... They seem decent though. There are lots of vents on this laptop, and I can feel warm air escaping from the keyboard too when I'm pushing the CPU.

In tests like Cinebench the CPU temps are in the 80's for the most part, and that's using the Turbo fan option. If I don't turn the fan speeds all the way up to Turbo then the CPU will hit the 90's and it will sometimes throttle. In Cinebench r15 for instance, the 11800H will scores around 2000 -2050 points if I don't turn the fan speeds all the way up.

I'll probably have to look at CPU power consumption with HWInfo64, but in HWMonitor the CPU Package power consumption will go above 100w.

Several months back I tried out a Dell that had an i7-1165g7 and the Package Power consumption was somewhere in the 60w range when I pushed the CPU for a short period of time. However, I returned it because it was getting too hot. So I think these laptop makers have no reservations when it comes to pushing these CPUs past their TDP limits.

 

[AlwaysHope]

To what extent does RAM speed & timings play in this benchmark?

 

[AusWolf]

It looks like the CPU cooler in the laptop is okay but nothing super special.... They seem decent though. There are lots of vents on this laptop, and I can feel warm air escaping from the keyboard too when I'm pushing the CPU.

In tests like Cinebench the CPU temps are in the 80's for the most part, and that's using the Turbo fan option. If I don't turn the fan speeds all the way up to Turbo then the CPU will hit the 90's and it will sometimes throttle. In Cinebench r15 for instance, the 11800H will scores around 2000 -2050 points if I don't turn the fan speeds all the way up.

I'll probably have to look at CPU power consumption with HWInfo64, but in HWMonitor the CPU Package power consumption will go above 100w.

Several months back I tried out a Dell that had an i7-1165g7 and the Package Power consumption was somewhere in the 60w range when I pushed the CPU for a short period of time. However, I returned it because it was getting too hot. So I think these laptop makers have no reservations when it comes to pushing these CPUs past their TDP limits.

It's still not bad. I would never have dared imagine a 100 W CPU in a laptop before I read your post.

As for my desktop 11700, I have its power limits lifted to 200 W with the Asus optimizer. That way, it eats around 160-165 W in R23 multi core (sustained) and reaches 75-77 °C with a 280 mm AIO and the fans at a comfortable 1000 rpm.

To what extent does RAM speed & timings play in this benchmark?

Very minimally, as far as I'm aware.

 

[MitosS]

i7-12700KF@P5.2/E4.1/R4.1Ghz, RAM:16GB(2x8) DDR4 3600(G1) 16/15/15/36 1T, AIO- NZXT Kraken X52

Multi: 25632 pts
Single: 2028 pts

 

[Deleted member 24505]

i7-12700KF@P5.2/E4.1/R4.1Ghz, RAM:16GB(2x8) DDR4 3600(G1) 16/15/15/36 1T

Multi: 25632 pts
Single: 2028 pts

Nice, what are temps like?

 

[MitosS]

94 ° C hottest core with NZXT Kraken X52, at 20 ° room.

 

[Zyll Goliat]

To what extent does RAM speed & timings play in this benchmark?

Almost none....zer0....in best case really negligible.....

 

[grammar_phreak]

Core i7-8700k @ 4.7ghz on all cores, 1.25v vcore, 16gb of DDR4-3200 cl16-18-18-38 in XMP, Scythe Mugen 5 CPU cooler. Asus Prime Z370-A motherboard.

CB r15: 1435 multi, 197 single
CB r23: 9138 multi, 1257 single

Xeon E3-1245 (Sandy Bridge), 3.4ghz all cores, 3.6ghz-3.7ghz single core boost, 16gb (2x8gb) DDR3-1333, Stock Intel cooler with Copper Slug, Dell Inspiron 620 motherboard,

CBr15: 573 multi, 122 single
CBr23: 3190 multi, 695 single


With the 11800h, I think the RAM speeds might have helped a little bit but the latencies are pretty high. IMO the high scores come from the power limits and TDP being set higher than normal. Even after PL2 expires, the power consumption is above 45w..... according to HWMonitor

 

[AlwaysHope]

Very minimally, as far as I'm aware.

Thanks, that's what I thought, seems very cache dependant & of course cpu clock speed.

94 ° C hottest core with NZXT Kraken X52, at 20 ° room.

Not sure if that's good or bad with AL, I've had 100c with RL @ 5GHz on air with this benchmark but with ambient of 26C. Think this benchmark uses AVX2 instruction set but not 100% certain.