What a boring release 🙁
At least they changed the scene in previous releases... but with this one, it's exactly the same.
A simple update of the rendering engine to the new version.
Even the timed run ... is not a new feature, it existed before in preferences, it simply got two default values ( 600 and 1800 , aka 10 mins and 30 mins ). Zzzzzzzz
Ah, the free app that almost singlehandedly defeated the biggest CPU manufacturing corporation. The reason to buy a new CPU and watch what numbers it will spit up. Oh, the consumer PC industry, what a time to be alive.
I got 17115 pts in the 10 minute multicore test with 3900X
Got 1252 pts 10 minute single core.
The 10 minute loop definitely makes it more accurate... I was watching the orange bar as the first and second test finished, and it definitely dropped a good bit by second repeat of test. Scores between R20 and R23 are way different too - it was about 7200 pts in R20.
Dude1070:
3900X
That number looks like a single run (* beside score means it was), you need to do the 10 minute (test throttling) run to get accurate number.
I got 17115 pts in the 10 minute multicore test with 3900X
Got 1252 pts 10 minute single core.
The 10 minute loop definitely makes it more accurate... I was watching the orange bar as the first and second test finished, and it definitely dropped a good bit by second repeat of test. Scores between R20 and R23 are way different too - it was about 7200 pts in R20.
That number looks like a single run (* beside score means it was), you need to do the 10 minute (test throttling) run to get accurate number.
I suggest you turn on PBO and set offset voltage like I did. It makes great impact on long term boost and frequency maintanance. I did the whole test, almost the same results as he did. I guess he uses better ram with better timings, or maybe a negative offset, I don't know. He needs to share more info.
When I see 5800X single core and this claimed to be Intel score I completely distrust the new Cinebench iteration. I doubt a 28W is capable of nearly achieving the same single core performance as the new AMD architecture. I am sure the results "from Intel" are fake. Fortunately it's easy to remove them so I can only see the real scores
Looks good!
3900X @ stock + PBO auto vcore with -0.0875V offset everything else is stock 32GB GSkill Aegis DDR4 3000 XMP
When I see 5800X single core and this claimed to be Intel score I completely distrust the new Cinebench iteration. I doubt a 28W is capable of nearly achieving the same single core performance as the new AMD architecture. I am sure the results "from Intel" are fake. Fortunately it's easy to remove them so I can only see the real scores
Looks good!