Hexus Cinebench R15 benchmark thread

[pastymuncher]

pastymuncher - nice!!! You de-lidded that 4670k?

Butuz

Nope. No point really as that's it's max clock and temps only hit the low 80's when running Linx. Normally it's only clocked at 4.5Ghz because of the big voltage increase for 4.7Ghz. Normal gaming temps at 4.5Ghz are in the high 40's - low 50's. I get good temps because i have a Thermochill PA120.3 and a Coolgate all copper CG360 mounted in a box on my windowsill sucking outside air through them.

Macadee's is much better than mine at only 1.312v for 4.7Ghz.

[aramil]

Summer OC @ 4.2

[theanalyzer]

Laptop i5-2410M

[KeyboardDemon]

Here's mine, I included GPU-Z as well for some reason.

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Thanks everyone for the scores and keep them coming please!

[aramil]

Winter OC @ 4.5

[pastymuncher]

A bit of tweaking and a increase to 4.8Ghz core, 4.5Ghz cache got me this:-

[malfunction]

CPU was running at 3.6GHz throughout the multi core test and mostly at 4.0GHz for the single core CPU test (fluctuated between 3.6 and 4GHz but was mostly at 4):



...oh and it is a Xeon L5639 - CPU-Z misidentifies it - will download a later version at some point to see if it's fixed.

[Bagnaj97]

I'll try and add a stock A10-5800k and Athlon X4 760k tomorrow.

[AETAaAS]

Thought I'd make a publicly viewable spreadsheet for the results so far. I grouped them according to approximate families and where they stack.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...EE&usp=sharing

I'll keep it up to date whenever something new appears.

[Noxvayl]

Nice spreadsheet AETAaAS but you have 2x i7 4670K in there which is a processor that doesn't exist, I think they are supposed to be i5.

I'll get some benchmarks up of the machines I have access to once I'm done rebuilding some of them.

[AETAaAS]

Oops, good catch. Renamed.

edit; Added a few bar graphs for the heck of it. xD
edit 2; Long names now in graph

[Butuz]

I7 3770K @ stock 3.5Ghz = 670cb
Butuz

And clocked to 4.5ghz
CPU: 817 cb
CPU: Single 164 cb

Butuz

[mikeo01]

Nice AETAaAS useful to see the performance results compared side by side

[DanceswithUnix]

Thought I'd make a publicly viewable spreadsheet for the results so far. I grouped them according to approximate families and where they stack.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...EE&usp=sharing

I'll keep it up to date whenever something new appears.

Clock for an 8350 is 4.0GHz (4.2 Turbo), currently has 3.8 on there.

Edit to add: My E350 is at the top of the graph. First place, w00t, never thought I would see that You sorting by model name?

Edit to also add: Ta, I could see you editing the sheet just after I posted this!

[AETAaAS]

@mike; Wha?

@Dances; thanks, corrected the clock. Sorting is generally broken up into families and then their relative performance. I tried to go for something which would let users see approximately where their current or perhaps prospective CPU might land them in performance.

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Edit to also add: Ta, I could see you editing the sheet just after I posted this!

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