Black Hole - Benchmark (OLD Version)
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Update your .NET Framework.
By the way I used to own an i5 760 before I got my 2500K, awesome processor!
Updated, still same results.
Yeah in the real world, Lynnfield processors are not much behind sandy bridge at all. They just run a lot hotter and don't overclock as well typically. They pretty much all can get to 4ghz though. But clock for clock, they are not that much slower at all. I paid $70 for this I5 760, a steal for the performance it offers. Right now running 4ghz at 1.28v, so this must be a decent clocker. I'll probably be able to get atleast 4.4-4.5ghz for this benchmark if I can get it to work.
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Something was messed up with my cooler, but with my H100 I picked up today temps are much better.
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What were your 2500K temps at 4.5Ghz with IBT? I'm running around 78/89/82/82. Of course, my processor isn't the best, but still. It does run hot even with a good cooling setup.
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How do you figure that. This is a 8120 at 4.5. Just 100 mhz faster then that 3570 and beats its with a 688 in multi.
Yep, the FX beats it even on a lower clock
It would be a shame if the 8 threads vs the 4 scored less lol.
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I never overclocked my 760, so I can't comment on overclocking, but at stock it was fast. I bought it at the end of the December 2010 though, about two weeks or so before Sandy Bridge replaced it. I remember being very annoyed at myself! To be honest I can't really tell the difference between the 760 and the 2500K, other than the fact the 2500K is overclocked so maybe it is faster at rendering.
They were good processors. I had an ASUS P7P55D-E board too, lovely board.
3570k (3.4ghz) is the blue line VS 8150 (3.5ghz) the black line-
VS 8320 (3.5ghz)
VS 8350 (4.0ghz)
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3570k (3.4ghz) is the blue line VS 8150 (3.5ghz) the black line-
VS 8320 (3.5ghz)
VS 8350 (4.0ghz)
Like I already mentioned, every multithreaded benchmark is different.
I used the most recent cinebench to mention the advantage from the FX in multithreaded though.
Here are some others; the FX wins in most of them and ties others... It's just dependent on the things it stresses.
Got my E5450's in. Now for some reason black hole still works fine on this PC, just not on my I5 760 rig. Weird.
3.6ghz cracked 1000 points on multithreaded.
I maxxed out at 3.9ghz. Any higher voltage and the CPU would thermal throttle so the results were worse. These things throttle at 70c which sucks, I looked and looked in the bios but I don't see any option to turn it off. I think with water cooling these chips could crack 2k at around the 4.2ghz mark.
This score bested a 2600k at 4.9ghz, not bad considering I paid $84 for both of these cpu's, and have less than the cost of a 2600k invested in the board/ram/cpu's/coolers.
3.6ghz cracked 1000 points on multithreaded.
I maxxed out at 3.9ghz. Any higher voltage and the CPU would thermal throttle so the results were worse. These things throttle at 70c which sucks, I looked and looked in the bios but I don't see any option to turn it off. I think with water cooling these chips could crack 2k at around the 4.2ghz mark.
This score bested a 2600k at 4.9ghz, not bad considering I paid $84 for both of these cpu's, and have less than the cost of a 2600k invested in the board/ram/cpu's/coolers.
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Virssagòn
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hehe, what cooler do you have?
Just place your pc outside and try again xD
I bet it would cool better then, if it's -8°C outside (at night).
Two of these-
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816101288
They aren't bad, 5 heat pipe mini tower cooler. I mean to keep these quads to under 70c at 3.9ghz is fairly impressive for their size.
Yeah, well changing the voltage requires pin mods on the CPU and it's a huge PITA. I've gone through enough thermal paste removing and reinstalling them as it is. I really don't feel like doing it anymore so I'm leaving them set at 3.8ghz as a daily overclock for my server.
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