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Post your Cinebench R23 Score

Broke 10300 for the first time @ 171W :eek: with an Air cooler max Temp was 72. This is what happens when I'm bored. :laugh:
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Hi:)
Ryzen 7 5700G Multi & Single Core
Cooler used : ID-Cooling SE-207-XT + 3x 120mm vents.
Ambiental temperature = 17,5-18 degrees:peace:
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Stormbringer said:
Hi:)
Ryzen 7 5700G Multi & Single Core
Cooler used : ID-Cooling SE-207-XT + 3x 120mm vents.
Ambiental temperature = 17,5-18 degrees:peace:View attachment 233596
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Wait, this thing only needs 1.09v to reach 4.65 GHz? :eek: If there only was a way to overclock it...
Also, just 43w in R23 is incredibly low for an 8c/16t desktop part o_O

EDIT: Seen your other result in CPU-Z and it seems PBO was off for both runs. What was the maximum clock in ST?
 
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That 1.092 v-core was set default by bios.
My 5700G was running stock, no turbo.
I guess that's why eats only 43W

QuietBob said:
Wait, this thing only needs 1.09v to reach 4.65 GHz? :eek: If there only was a way to overclock it...
Also, just 43w in R23 is incredibly low for an 8c/16t desktop part o_O

EDIT: Seen your other result in CPU-Z and it seems PBO was off for both runs. What was the maximum clock in ST?
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What do you mean by clock ST?
 
@Stormbringer
Its possible your RAM is Samsung B-die please post Thaiphoon burner screen shot. I'm sure you could get the RAM to 3600 maybe 3800 CL14/16
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I see in your System Specs your RAM is mixed with Hyper X fury and beast. That may have different ICs from each other.
 
Stormbringer said:
That 1.092 v-core was set default by bios.
My 5700G was running stock, no turbo.
I guess that's why eats only 43W


What do you mean by clock ST?
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Power consumption looks really efficient in multi core loads. But what was the maximum clock during a single threaded benchmark?
 
@QuietBob 3,8GHz

@The King , Typhoon tells me that 3 sticks are with Samsung chips and one with Hynix.
And CPU-Z tells me that 2 sticks are with Samsung chips, one with Hynix and one with Kingston.:confused:
 
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Stormbringer said:
@QuietBob 3,8GHz

@The King , Typhoon tells me that 3 sticks are with Samsung chips and one with Hynix.
And CPU-Z tells me that 2 sticks are with Samsung chips, one with Hynix and one with Kingston.:confused:
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If you post or link all 4 readings from Thaiphoon burner for all 4 sticks, I should be able to check which sticks are B-die etc.
The one Stick that says Kingston is most likely a Samsung chip.

Basically if thaiphoon burner shows 5WB in the part number it should be B-Die. If its say 5WC then its Samsung C Die.
 

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Hi @rickss69 , temps with stock cooler?
Your motherboard was that from system specs?
 
Sorry to say this, but for me it's kinda hard to believe.
Only 50 degrees? Unless your room is freezing cold and using no case, like me.:)
 

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What kinda GFlops do these put out with Linpack Xtreme?

Just curious :)
 
Slight bump in scores...air cooledUntitled.jpg

Another bump...air cooledAnother bump.jpg

Last one - I found undervolting to be great for lowering temperatures, but it sucks for benchmarks lol! The temp rose to 74c in this run, but I suppose that is well within specs. Anyway, I will return to my previous settings now and just enjoy this little beast...this test has shown me the performance hit from undervolting is very tolerable. Also, the number of passes has no bearing on the scores, so why beat on it.

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rickss69 said:
Ran it again with Hw running in the background and it shows the temps identical to cpu-z and gpu-z...View attachment 233927
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48W in R23. I'm I seeing correctly?

You running your RAM at 3200MT/s I'm sure you can get better performance at 3600 or 3800.
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So Basically Your CPU doubles my R23 score at around +/-50W.
 
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The King said:
48W in R23. I'm I seeing correctly?

You running your RAM at 3200MT/s I'm sure you can get better performance at 3600 or 3800.
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So Basically Your CPU doubles my R23 score at around +/-50W.
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I guess it's because v-core undervolt.
Mine was 43W with stock v-core at maximum 1.092v

@rickss69 , verry nice.
What was your stock vcore, without manually undervolt?
 
That was with turbo ON or OFF?
 
rickss69 said:
Bumped the memory, but it is clear cpu frequency is king in this benchmark.

5700G - air cooled - 4500MHz

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This is far as I go on the stock cooler.

5700G - air cooled - 4600MHz

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The 5700G is supposed to boost to 4.65 on stock settings, meanwhile your default ST run shows a lower result than with a manual overclock. I was initially surprised to see that my oc'd 3300X does better in ST than this Zen 3 APU. Why doesn't the 5700G reach its max clock with lightly threaded loads? Am I missing something here?
 
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