Tom's Hardware Passmark-CPU Benchmark Thread

[EquineHero]

I'll kick it off with my Intel Xeon E3 1240. This is the highest score in the world for this particular CPU on Passmark's site, by 11 points! Baseclock at 105.63.

Frankly I didn't think I was gonna ever break 9000 points, but boy did I have things wrong.

I played with voltages and removed two sticks of RAM, got my DDR3 to 3666MHz and a whopping 9170!!!

I now have the single fastest Xeon E3 1240 IN THE WORLD!!!! Holy balls (of the tennis variety)!

Also just a hair over 200 points.

 

[vmhack.ce]

Nice thread, I'll be adding Some scores of my own when I'll have some spare time (my sr-2 is collecting dust atm)

 

[EquineHero]

I5-3470

I can't add that score, the single threaded rating is missing from the screenshot

 

[helpstar]

I5-3470

 

[EquineHero]

I5-3470

Why is the single threaded rating lower than the i5 3470s that Jankerson had? Makes no sense.

 

[helpstar]

it´s all about tolerance and background processes, passmark is just a reference to start with, if problems in performance are there.
made a second run and got single threaded 1977 passmark points.

Also the 3450s has just 100MHz less frequency, very similar though

 

[faalin]

I5-3470

Why is the single threaded rating lower than the i5 3470s that Jankerson had? Makes no sense.

Your front sheet needs to be updated. Jankerson's cpu is a 3450s not a 3470s.

Would also be interesting if people would post what speed the cpu and ram are running at. I want to go back and do a little testing on cpu speed and ram speed to see if ram affects anything on cpu scores.

 

[EquineHero]

I5-3470

Why is the single threaded rating lower than the i5 3470s that Jankerson had? Makes no sense.

Your front sheet needs to be updated. Jankerson's cpu is a 3450s not a 3470s.

Would also be interesting if people would post what speed the cpu and ram are running at. I want to go back and do a little testing on cpu speed and ram speed to see if ram affects anything on cpu scores.

Oh, the table? Yeah I'll look at it.

And RAM speed does have an affect on CPU scores, with 1333MHz RAM I was pulling mid-8000s and as soon as I bumped it past 1600MHz my scores shot through the roof.

 

[EquineHero]

+481 points.

I wonder how my new CPU holds up against the 7700K.

Oh, here's 4.8GHz. Not bad for Haswell. Can't wait until my 360mm AiO comes in cause this Hyper 212 is loud as frick.

Asus Z87 Gryphon, 4790K @ 4.7Ghz, 32GB DDR3-1866Mhz

Hey Paladin, step up!

 

[RememberThe5th]

This is my C2Q Q6600 G0 on 1.280V (GTL Ref 0.615 or Vdrop) 3.159GHz, 350FSB, Rated 1405MHz
On Asrock G31M-S2L rev 1.0
PCIE clock 108MHz
1x2GB Nvidia SLI Ready or OCZ 5-5-5-15 1T 2.2V

I was going to buy Asus Rampage Formula X48 but as i wanted cheap HTCP system i regret that decision, this mobo costed me 15$ but Formula was 40$ i REGRET! (And its still on sale), or i had option with workstation X38.

 

[EquineHero]

This is my C2Q Q6600 G0 on 1.280V (GTL Ref 0.615 or Vdrop) 3.159GHz, 350FSB,

I was going to buy Asus Rampage Formula X48 but as i wanted cheap HTCP system i regret that decision, this mobo costed me 15$ but Formula was 40$ i REGRET! (And its still on sale), or i had option with workstation X38.

I regret not buying another Asus P7P55-E motherboard sooner. These things are great for overclocking, got my $35 Xeon X3450 to 3.9GHz. Now that I've got this mobo I can test my Pentium (unless I sold it) and I can test my i3 540 once I overclock the poo out of it. Motherboard was $135 new but it's completely worth it to me.

Stock for me gets 4800 marks, overclocked gets me gains of almost 2000 marks.

Sorry I didn't add your Q6600 to the chart sooner, Robert.

One thing that upsets me is that my Asus P55 board won't let me change the multiplier, yet people have gotten it to 8GHz before with a multiplier of 60. wut?

 

[EquineHero]

i7 4790K at 4.9Ghz. Running at 5GHz is strangely unstable, even at 1.4v on the core. The compression test keeps crashing and the physics tests almost always results in a BSOD.

 

[RememberThe5th]

This is my C2Q Q6600 G0 on 1.280V (GTL Ref 0.615 or Vdrop) 3.159GHz, 350FSB,

I was going to buy Asus Rampage Formula X48 but as i wanted cheap HTCP system i regret that decision, this mobo costed me 15$ but Formula was 40$ i REGRET! (And its still on sale), or i had option with workstation X38.

I regret not buying another Asus P7P55-E motherboard sooner. These things are great for overclocking, got my $35 Xeon X3450 to 3.9GHz. Now that I've got this mobo I can test my Pentium (unless I sold it) and I can test my i3 540 once I overclock the poo out of it. Motherboard was $135 new but it's completely worth it to me.

Stock for me gets 4800 marks, overclocked gets me gains of almost 2000 marks.

Sorry I didn't add your Q6600 to the chart sooner, Robert.

Nahh don't worry i just added for fun. And my southbridge was hitting 90*C hahahahaha, hmm i could add even an Pentium e5800 4.6GHz on this motherboard.

I've googled randomly 2 years ago when i've found out that Q6600 on 4GHz (not sure if watercooled or chillcooled/freon/fridge???) could beat out FX8350 on stock, and thats how i've gotten here.

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[EquineHero]

Nahh don't worry i just added for fun. And my southbridge was hitting 90*C hahahahaha, hmm i could add even an Pentium e5800 4.6GHz on this motherboard.

I've googled randomly 2 years ago when i've found out that Q6600 on 4GHz (not sure if watercooled or chillcooled/freon/fridge???) could beat out FX8350 on stock, and thats how i've gotten here.

Hey, would you mind adding your 1050Ti to the Superposition thread? If you can, try to get it above 2Ghz as well.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3536560/tom-superposition-thread.html

 

[RememberThe5th]

Nahh don't worry i just added for fun. And my southbridge was hitting 90*C hahahahaha, hmm i could add even an Pentium e5800 4.6GHz on this motherboard.

I've googled randomly 2 years ago when i've found out that Q6600 on 4GHz (not sure if watercooled or chillcooled/freon/fridge???) could beat out FX8350 on stock, and thats how i've gotten here.

Hey, would you mind adding your 1050Ti to the Superposition thread? If you can, try to get it above 2Ghz as well.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3536560/tom-superposition-thread.html

I can till 1973MHz if the core "voltage" kicks in, if 1,2V then i can 2GHz but as it is mostly sticking around 1.111mV max is 1973, BUT THIS BENCHMARK has 1.1GB??? LoL

 

[EquineHero]

Nahh don't worry i just added for fun. And my southbridge was hitting 90*C hahahahaha, hmm i could add even an Pentium e5800 4.6GHz on this motherboard.

I've googled randomly 2 years ago when i've found out that Q6600 on 4GHz (not sure if watercooled or chillcooled/freon/fridge???) could beat out FX8350 on stock, and thats how i've gotten here.

Hey, would you mind adding your 1050Ti to the Superposition thread? If you can, try to get it above 2Ghz as well.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3536560/tom-superposition-thread.html

I can till 1973MHz if the core "voltage" kicks in, if 1,2V then i can 2GHz but as it is mostly sticking around 1.111mV max is 1973, BUT THIS BENCHMARK has 1.1GB??? LoL

Open MSI Afterburner and hit CTRL+F, that will open the frequency/voltage curve editor. This is what I used to get my 1050Ti to 2155MHz.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Nahh don't worry i just added for fun. And my southbridge was hitting 90*C hahahahaha, hmm i could add even an Pentium e5800 4.6GHz on this motherboard.

I've googled randomly 2 years ago when i've found out that Q6600 on 4GHz (not sure if watercooled or chillcooled/freon/fridge???) could beat out FX8350 on stock, and thats how i've gotten here.

Hey, would you mind adding your 1050Ti to the Superposition thread? If you can, try to get it above 2Ghz as well.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3536560/tom-superposition-thread.html

I can till 1973MHz if the core "voltage" kicks in, if 1,2V then i can 2GHz but as it is mostly sticking around 1.111mV max is 1973, BUT THIS BENCHMARK has 1.1GB??? LoL

Open MSI Afterburner and hit CTRL+F, that will open the frequency/voltage curve editor. This is what I used to get my 1050Ti to 2155MHz.

I have another problem, as i have MSI GAMING X4 the voltage gets stuck to 1.1 as i said and even then i can 1973, but in unigine valley showed 21xxMHz??? (under 45*C which is "what the heck" with TwinFrozr).
I think my card is hitting power limit, i maxed it out 125% and in GPU-Z shows 125.6% soo i think thats the issue.
As for gigabyte they have 150% power limit, soo my other tought is flashing the card (if its possible with modified power % slider).

I think i found out that MSI is kinda "Bugged".

Am i doing something wrong?
Here picture if you have time

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[RememberThe5th]

This is my E5800 or my cpu from my first rig.
(the actual voltage set in bios was 1.525V)
Some might call me crazy but i run it on stock cooler hahahaha.

 

[ccfonzie]

not overclocked yet......

I7 7700k
Z270 Extreme 4
Coolmaster liquidmaker 92 Cooler
1TB Samsung SSD
CX 650 Bronze Corsair PS
16GB Crucial Ballistic Ram Sport LT

 

[faalin]

@EquineHero:

Could i make your life a little harder and ask if you could put @ what speed the CPUs were running at on the chart? Its a little confusing seeing multiple cpus with different scores. I did as much leg work as i could for you 😀

Also got in my new 8700K build last night, did a quick run at stock and was about 1000points behind Biglizard

 

[faalin]

New king of the hill, 8700k @5.1Ghz

 

[SoggyTissue]

i7 6800K @ 3.8GHz (oc)

 

[Overclock 260-970]

Ryzen 1700 @3.95GHZ 16gb Hynix AFR 2933 cl18 [20 20 38 20] King of the ryzens eh?

 

[The Paladin]

yeah, yeah. I saw that 4790K score, but he's on Z97 and I on Z87 there are more difficulties running it stable at 4.8-5.0Ghz.
I'll see what I can do, but last time I tried 4.8 system got unstable and I hate having to take pc apart to pop cmos battery top get a reset done
yes I am lazy...

but I wonder why my Q9400 is showing so much slower than the Q6600 though..

 

[RememberThe5th]

yeah, yeah. I saw that 4790K score, but he's on Z97 and I on Z87 there are more difficulties running it stable at 4.8-5.0Ghz.
I'll see what I can do, but last time I tried 4.8 system got unstable and I hate having to take pc apart to pop cmos battery top get a reset done
yes I am lazy...

but I wonder why my Q9400 is showing so much slower than the Q6600 though..

Well because i maybe OC it a little bit , but why didn't you overclock it? 🙁

Well if you have gigabyte or Asus i believe , it can recognize error in overclock and reset it? (as in my G31M does) If im right.