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Geekbench

Geekbench score- 12797

http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/1317942

I do got to say I like how it does both single core and multi core benching and comparison. And I can confirm it uses all 8 processing threads of my 2600k(watched task manager while benching)

Name ....... | CPU . | Speed .. | MemoryType | GBScore | Integer | FP . | Memory | StreamScore | GeekScore/Ghz | comment
BarbaricSoul | 2600k | 4.20 Ghz | DDR3 1600 | 12797 .... | 13242 |1682 | 7976 .... | 9384 ....... | 3046.9 ........... | 2600k system in system specs
 
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Was that Geekbench version 2.4.x or 2.1.x? http://www.sendspace.com/file/zputtn Please use v2.1.x for this thread. The results are (unfortunately) not compatible.

@all. Please post your result in the correct submission format, so I can copy+paste into the table. Thanks! Example here


Name | CPU | Speed | MemoryType | GeekbenchScore | Integer | FP | Memory | StreamScore | GeekScore/Ghz (calculate it!) | comments and/or link to geekbench URL result
lemonadesoda | Q6600 | 2.70 Ghz | DDR 400 | 4550 | 6321 | 5335 | 1680 | 1349 | 1687 |
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Aquinus | i7 3820 | 4.62 Ghz | DDR3-2400 (10-12-11-33-1T) | 13131 | 13827 | 15091 | 8923 | 12254 | 2842 | 128.6Mhz bclk

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Melvis | Phenom II X4 965 | 3.4 Ghz | DDR3 1333 | 6317 | 7353 | 8291 | 2960 | 2501 | 1858 | Windows 7 64
 

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Melvis | AMD A8-5600k | 3.8 Ghz | DDR3 1333 | 6063 | 6427 | 7646 | 3884 | 3612 | 1596 | Customers Comp

CPU-Z said it only hit 3.8GHz, its meant to do 3.9 :confused:
 

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chevy350 said:
Here's what I'm getting

chevy350 |2600k | 4.2GHz | DDR3-1866 | 17674 | 14770 | 26935| 10231 | 10311 | 6546 |
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I make that 4204 Geekscore / Ghz

Could you kindly rerun that under Geekbech 4.1.x (see OP). Thanks.
 
@Aquinus

Look into reducing TRFC a tad. Might help your ram latency. Help squeak even a little more performance out of your build. :)
 
lemonadesoda said:
I make that 4204 Geekscore / Ghz

Could you kindly rerun that under Geekbech 4.1.x (see OP). Thanks.
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Yes I can re-run with the earlier version, just paid for the unlock a year or so ago and like to keep it updated. As far as the score/ghz I tried following the op but it wasn't very clear as to which score to use since your example shows a score that wasn't listed in your example post lol.....will get the results updated with the 4.1.x later tonight when I get home from work :toast:
 
Great, thanks

The Geekscore / Clock speed = Take the main overall result / your actual OC clockspeed

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Anyone else browsing this thread... please add your result, esp if you run a Xeon or AMD dual / quad CPU system.
 
Well I would re-run and re-post but get this from op link


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:banghead::banghead:
 
JrRacinFan said:
@Aquinus

Look into reducing TRFC a tad. Might help your ram latency. Help squeak even a little more performance out of your build. :)
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Good thing to know. I usually leave TRFC on auto, I figured the motherboard/memory has a better idea for how long and often it should refresh. Do you know much about secondary memory timings? I usually leave them alone. It was my impression that improvements are minimal on most secondary timings unless they're way off.

I really need to do some thorough testing with my rig to find out exactly what limits on what components are there because there is a lot to configure on SB-E. I can get a decent overclock out of it but I feel like it wants to go faster but can't. Maybe it's just me wanting it to go faster and it doesn't. :p (Not to say that it is slow, it certainly is not.)
 
Here is my copy of v2.1.4. Not sure how long the upload will stay there. Perhaps this could be transferred to TPU/downloads... I'll PM Mr W1zzard

http://www.sendspace.com/file/zputtn
 
Arctucas said:
My previous post was with 2.1.10.

I ran 2.1.4 and got:

Arctucas | i7 950 | 4273 MHz | DDR3 1600 | 11207 | 12518 | 13688 | 6496 | 7366 | 2622 | http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/1373607

A small increase.
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I'll upload the re-run. But in general don't worry about which 2.1.x version you use... they are pretty close results and well within a reasonable tolerance of +/-3%. The problem is when someone uses 2.4.x, or 64bit, where the results can be quite different. To put it all into perspective, the idea of the table isn't about small %, but seeing the order of magnitude differences between old and new, and atom vs. xeon. etc.
 
MetalRacer said:
I think we are suppose to be running the 32bit test.
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Yup I just noticed that as well, grabbed the 2.1.4 that was upped so I'll get it re-run....and in 32-bit as well lol. I paid the small fee to run the 64-bit and was just out of habit to run it on 64 instead of 32 :cool:

Edited results in post #111 big change over the 64-bit results lol
 
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