|Official|Black Hole: Benchmark Ranking thread

Update scores pls ;)

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He gots the 5+ running laquer head!! :P
 
Ah Bigfella, so close to 9,000! If you could get it another few MHz... ;) joking of course, 5.1 is very high!
 
Maybe if this is going to come down to a numbers war, then I can get a 3930k and a 2011 board and see what it would do at 4.5 or so. Should break 10k with that. :)
 
Yeah im going to install a 2 x 120mm rad and dedicate it to the CPU, then i reckon 5.5 on my mobo is possible
 
if you look at the graph, it only needs about 1200 points on top of the base score. if what they keep saying about memory is true (remains to be seen unless it arbitrarily hands out points for more memory) then setting it up to 32 GB should gain quite a bit of it.
 
Maybe if this is going to come down to a numbers war, then I can get a 3930k and a 2011 board and see what it would do at 4.5 or so. Should break 10k with that. :)

I would sincerely hope an OC'ed 3930K would get way higher than 9,000 and hopefully onto 10,000. If not, then a 3960X all the way. :D

Still need to ask a friend of mine if he has an i7 Extreme he can test this on, I'm pretty sure he may have one but I'm not promising anything.
 
I would postulate that a 2600K is about 15% slower than a 3930K at stock. The 2600K has a better OC headroom though, so I would doubt if you see a 5% increase. That means it may get 9,050 - 9,100 is my guess.

Also by the time you add the additional platform cost and cpu cost over a 2600K, i reckon a kick-ass watercooling system and a 2600K ocd at 5.4GHz or similar would be cheaper and faster.
 
I would postulate that a 2600K is about 15% slower than a 3930K at stock. The 2600K has a better OC headroom though, so I would doubt if you see a 5% increase. That means it may get 9,050 - 9,100 is my guess.

yeah, But I think over 5ghz will not gain much points.
I would play safe with your cooler, because the benchmark is running 4-5min.
what temps did you got when running? :P
 
I would postulate that a 2600K is about 15% slower than a 3930K at stock.
Well, on this particular program it is tieing the 2600k @ 4.7 with it at stock. So pushing it up would get it above the 2600k top end fairly quickly. even 4.0 or 4.2 or the like would still score very well.
 
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