cinebench 11.5

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Originally Posted by FlanK3r

FX-9590 1.475V, 5116 MHz warmup...cooling: AMD All in one liquid.
http://i.imgur.com/kWoOqLZ.png

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I have to ask, if that is a stable voltage at that clock or not. Or were you just doing some benches??
I was this close to getting your validation with the 8350 on water the other day had 5750 but my file was corrupt so I had to settle With this. http://valid.canardpc.com/vwlzfy
The reason I asked about stability is I picked up a 9370 the other day and could run P95 at 4.8 with 1.428 v but it kinda fell apart after that. Haven't had a whole lot of play time with it yet.

Focus at this thread :).... More information will coming in next days. But no, this is not stable, only for this benchmark. Normal ambients.

What the hell is this chip?!...
http://i.imgur.com/At2GJQE.png

I did one at 5400 too

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FX-9590 1.535V 5371 MHz Cinebench R11.5, allinone cooler AMD
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Nice that is a really sweet chip you have there, FlanK3r. Too bad you can't keep it.

small update with R11.5

http://i.imgur.com/UaH9zF6.png

nice run!! 7.5 just screaming

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Originally Posted by Johan45

nice run!! 7.5 just screaming

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Thanks man, was looking at your UCbench, what instruction set is XOP? Seems to be the most efficient for Vishera.

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Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3

Thanks man, was looking at your UCbench, what instruction set is XOP? Seems to be the most efficient for Vishera.

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Ya XOP doesn't pop up in the drop down menu, I select SSE2 or what ever and in the command line change it to XOP. Run 2 tests I do 40 and 64. 64 is the most efficient but you'll get a slightly better score if you run 2 tests versus just the 64 thread test.

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Ya XOP doesn't pop up in the drop down menu, I select SSE2 or what ever and in the command line change it to XOP. Run 2 tests I do 40 and 64. 64 is the most efficient but you'll get a slightly better score if you run 2 tests versus just the 64 thread test.

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So what is the actual command you enter?

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Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3

So what is the actual command you enter?

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Gimme a sec I'm not on my system but will look up a sub so I can show you.

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Go to the advanced a nd select instruction type (sse2) and threads, then close. The command line appears in the box. Just delete the SSE2r and type in XOP then run should work.

new trick for me Johan. Nice tip!

The XOP instructions really kick the Intels around too. Get's you some great scores

:D

http://i.imgur.com/MiyJoHEl.jpg

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Yep you're crazy

EDIT: Y u no black out more
HT Ref - 242.8
Multi - 31 or 31.5
CPU freq - 7527 or 7650 :)

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Originally Posted by BeepBeep2

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Yep you're crazy

EDIT: Y u no black out more
HT Ref - 242.8
Multi - 31 or 31.5
CPU freq - 7527 or 7650 :)

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So which one is it?

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Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3

So which one is it?

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Unless you found some efficiency I'm betting the faster one :D

CPUNB @ 3884?

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Originally Posted by BeepBeep2

Unless you found some efficiency I'm betting the faster one :D

CPUNB @ 3884?

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enough trololol

http://i.imgur.com/4EDKWs7.jpg

very nice man :). Very good chip it seems...Did you tested max Superpi at this? With the ebst core unit? It could be run 8 GHz Superpi :)

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Originally Posted by FlanK3r

very nice man :). Very good chip it seems...Did you tested max Superpi at this? With the ebst core unit? It could be run 8 GHz Superpi :)

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Might be dead lol, board is now hanging on 50 with dram led on so will have to test with another board.

lol :). Hope CPU is OK :)

http://tof.canardpc.com/preview2/5c4...455aee8efe.jpg

My modest score :D

Congratz l0ud_sil3nc3 ! Impressive scores on the FX thing :up:

http://i.imgur.com/5pSnfjZ.png

A8-5600K stock :)

quick 4300 MHz A8-5600K

http://i.imgur.com/Cx2j2ZL.png