QOTW: What do you score in Cinebench Release 23?

[Rob_B]

R24

Ryzen 5600 (mild OC)
B450 mobo
2x8GB 3466MT/s CL18

Single: 95
Multi: 664

This prompted me to spend a little time with Ryzen master so it's now a little faster with a teeny bit less voltage

[Percy1983]

R24 Results

Single core: 54
Multi core: 923
MP Ratio: 17.07 x

CPU: Xeon E5 2699 V3 (18c 36t, all core turbo unlocked)
Motherboard: HUANANZHI X99-ZD4
Cooling: Deepcool Gammaxx 400
RAM: 2133mhz DD4 EEC, 32GB dual channel
OS: Windows 10

[Percy1983]

R24 Results

Single core: 40
Multi core: 1151
MP Ratio: 29.13 x

CPU: Xeon E5 2695 V3 x2 (28c 56t, all core turbo unlocked)
Motherboard: ZX-DU99D4 V1.36 (cheap aliexpress thing)
Cooling: Deepcool Gammaxx 400 x2
RAM: 2133mhz DD4 EEC, 32GB dual channel
OS: Windows 10

[ik9000]

Please can people say if these are the same rigs they tested R23 on and if it's not can they also post R23 values? Maxon say R24 is approx 6x more intensive on multicore. I would like to see if that tracks across and what it looks like on single core too.

If you don't already have it saved R23 is downloadable from techspot, guru3D and similar sites.

[Rob_B]

EDIT: Now ran with same settings

5600
CO offset, +200 boost override
3600MT/S CL18

R23
Single 1,532
Multi 11,829

R24
Single 95
Multi 675

Seems like scores don't align to 6x

[ik9000]

EDIT: Now ran with same settings

5600
CO offset, +200 boost override
3600MT/S CL18

R23
Single 1,532
Multi 11,829

R24
Single 95
Multi 675

Seems like scores don't align to 6x

that is a huge difference. I shall try mine at some point when i finally get 5 minutes to myself

[Jonj1611]

Mine was exactly the same system. I had both R23 and R24 installed and ran one after the other