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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X Reaches 4.1 GHz With Liquid Cooling
And that is on all sixteen cores. As it seems a user on redddit called "callingthewolf" is showing off an AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X tweaked towards 4.1 GHz.
The proc normally has a base frequency of 3.4 GHz. He gets his Threadripper towards 4.0 GHz @ 1.25 V core already, yet needs 1.4 V on the core to reach 4.1 GHz. While spotted via wcctech, Callingthewolf used a Thermaltake Water 3.0 liquid cooler and an ASRock motherboard with all DIMM channels in use, that would be 8 x 8 GB running at 3066 MHz DIMMs. The scores then, a 4.0 GHz Threadripper 1950X reaches a nice 3337 points in Cinebench R15. At 4.1GHz 58391 points in Geekbench 3. Not bad for a "glued together" product.
The results are indicative that Threadripper will perform and tweak similar towards Ryzen. Yet now with 12 and 16 cores.
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#5460985 Posted on: 08/09/2017 01:18 PM
1.248 for 4.0 on 16 cores..
considering my 1700 wants 1.35 for 3.7 to be stable at LLC lvl 3
no wonder, because i think they already said they were harvesting parts for TR
1.248 for 4.0 on 16 cores..
considering my 1700 wants 1.35 for 3.7 to be stable at LLC lvl 3
no wonder, because i think they already said they were harvesting parts for TR
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#5461002 Posted on: 08/09/2017 02:09 PM
Running 4.0 GHz @ 1.25 I would expect you could keep that cool with air. The reviews are going to be fun to read.
Running 4.0 GHz @ 1.25 I would expect you could keep that cool with air. The reviews are going to be fun to read.
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#5461007 Posted on: 08/09/2017 02:38 PM
On 16 cores, maybe, but you might have some loud fan issues.
Personally, I'd much rather stick with the 1.25v and lose the extra 100MHz. I'm at 3.9GHz myself because the power savings were so much greater.
Running 4.0 GHz @ 1.25 I would expect you could keep that cool with air. The reviews are going to be fun to read.
On 16 cores, maybe, but you might have some loud fan issues.
Personally, I'd much rather stick with the 1.25v and lose the extra 100MHz. I'm at 3.9GHz myself because the power savings were so much greater.
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#5461008 Posted on: 08/09/2017 02:44 PM
As for the V-RAY Benchmark there are already 2 entries with Threadripper 1950X and one with 1920X and from all results the second place is held by 2xEPYC 7601 system with total of 128 threads just behind the crown winner with 4xE7-8890 v3 with 144 threads.EPYC Threadripping
AMD will just beat Intel like a dog in the workstation class.
https://benchmark.chaosgroup.com/cpu?page=9
As for the V-RAY Benchmark there are already 2 entries with Threadripper 1950X and one with 1920X and from all results the second place is held by 2xEPYC 7601 system with total of 128 threads just behind the crown winner with 4xE7-8890 v3 with 144 threads.EPYC Threadripping
AMD will just beat Intel like a dog in the workstation class.
https://benchmark.chaosgroup.com/cpu?page=9
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1.248 for 4.0 on 16 cores..
considering my 1700 wants 1.35 for 3.7 to be stable at LLC lvl 3