Post your Final Fantasy XV Benchmark Results

[SoNic67]

Mine seems to go above my OC

 

[agent_x007]

@SoNic67 It's quite simple :
With GPU Boost, you always overclock maximum frequency GPU was working at when default (can be easily checked by GPU-z load program).
Add +100MHz to whatever value your OC program sees as "GPU Clock" and you get +100MHz on max. frequency. Unless you hit Power/Temp limits at the start of the benchmark, you can assume your GPU will work with that speed.

Why you crash ?
Because your vGPU is limiting your OC (ie. Frequency/Voltage curve doesn't work stable anymore).
The hard part : Tweaking voltage/frequency to squeeze as much as you can while being under power/temp limits.

 

[SoNic67]

I gave it 6% (instead of 0%) more voltage and +120MHz (instead of +100) at GPU. Slightly better score... but still below what others have. At +130 it crashed the test.
Updated score:

 

[Bones]

@T4C Fantasy You missed my updated run in my last post.
Here it is again for your convenience.

 

[SoNic67]

I have run the benchmark on High too... Just to see the CPU-bound factor.

 

[yoyo2004]

 

[NicklasAPJ]

So did I get a little better score, still trying some settings out. and useing old driver 419.

Room temps at 26c atm.

Will get chiller for my watercooling system soon.

 

[ida37]

FX-8370
RX-580 Pulse

 

[NoJuan999]

Slightly better score with CPU @ 4 Ghz:

 

[NoJuan999]

CPU @ 4GHz and GPU OC'd (+120 MHz GPU - +900 MHz Mem):

 

[Arctucas]

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[agent_x007]

R9 280X 6GB (1050/6000MHz) :

R9 Fury X (1050/1000) :

 

[NoJuan999]

Slightly better score with CPU @ 4GHz, RAM at 3300MHz, GPU +125/ MEM +900:

 

[T4C Fantasy]

Slightly better score with CPU @ 4GHz, RAM at 3300MHz, GPU +125/ MEM +900:
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you need to try to get the best score you can before you submit, this is a lot of work with how vast my tables are, ill add your scores a week after you submit them.

 

[NoJuan999]

you need to try to get the best score you can before you submit, this is a lot of work with how vast my tables are, ill add your scores a week after you submit them.

Sorry about that, T4C Fantasy.
I was just tinkering around changing various settings over the course of a few days/weeks and didn't realize what a hassle it would be for you.
I won't be posting anymore since I think that is about the best I can get on this rig.

And Thank You for keeping your lists updated, I know they have helped me and a few others I have sent here so they could check their performance against the systems in your lists.

 

[sam_86314]

After upgrading the CPU, GPU, and RAM, this system's score increased by 601 points...

The GPU is a Radeon HD 7750.

We're getting there.

 

[Agent_D]

May as well toss mine in, I'll update as I change things around over the next week.

Current setup:
Ryzen 3600X @ 4200 all core 1.3625v on stock AMD Stealth HSF (replacing with EK waterblock this week)
HyperX Fury 32GB 2666MHz @ 3533MHz 1.25v 18-21-21-21-41-1t (Stable beyond this but Infinity Fabric is not)
ASRock X570 Steel Legend @ bios 1.60
AMD Radeon VII @ 2000/1200 1060mv w/ +20% power level - EKWB vector block with XSPC EX360 radiator, EK DDC3.2 pump w/140 reservoir, 3x Noctua NF-A12x25 @ 1750rpm
Seasonic 750W Prime Ultra Titanium PSU

I'll post today's results, these will be my final ones for what I'm working with now.

 

[oxrufiioxo]

 

[The Pack]

My Poseidon is very grate...+2000 MHZ VRAM

 

[P4-630]

i7 6700K @ 4.3Ghz / RTX2070 Super

 

[Xx Tek Tip xX]

7980xe @ 4.7ghz HT off, 1.21v bios, 1080ti @ 1923mhz/5508mhz 0.925v

Without a doubt - I'm being held back by system memory.

 

[derp]

Hi guys.
Tested today 3900x game performance. Seems out of all ryzen the 2700x is (still) best one for games. Out of 5 games benched 3900x were beaten by old 150 bucks r7 1700 (3466c14 ram) in four.
Just swapped CPU in x370 taichi, still same 1080ti and used same clocks as b4 (2114/13500). Also RAM is DR.
Here we go:
3900x@4.2GHz (auto) with 3533c14 1:1 RAM

3900x@4.3GHz 1.32v with 3533c14 1:1 RAM

3900x@4.35GHz 1.35v (which already not good idea) with 4000c16 decoupled RAM

3900x@4.5GHz 1.4v (thats a bad idea) with 4000c16 decoupled RAM

3900x@4.55GHz 1.43v (and this one insane already) with 4000c16 decoupled RAM

3900x@4.6GHz 1.43v (stupid game mode) with 4000c16 decoupled RAM

seems in this game more than 6 cores (8 exactly) still better for ryzen

So 3900x need some 4.5GHz all core clocks and faster ram to beat old 1700 =)

PS i recommend listen to devs and not use above 1.32v for zen2. Already degraded my 3900x a bit in auto with those insane voltages out of the box Just ran test in auto for 24h which ended by bsod and average core voltage of 1.397v during test (1.472v peak) with average CPU power consumption of 150w. Now i have 50Hz less stable clocks.
PPS waiting for new agesa/bioses and hope for better performance in games and some workloads.

 

[korn87]

gtx1080 2228/12168
9900kf 5.1GHz + 16Gb 4270 cl16-17-17-30 2T

at the same time passed 3dmark tests
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/40557418
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/40557518

 

[lynx29]

Do all my numbers look good? for my specs see hwinfo or under system specs under my name, its up to date.

 

[ultrafx]

Hello again

GTX 1060 3GB MSI Gaming X @2190/9364
Ryzen 5 1500X @3725 MHz
2x8GB Kingston HyperX @2800 MHz CL14-16-14-30-48 1T

Score: 7197
Benchmark ver 1.2