Hey guys
New benchmark prog out to test our HW.
Link http://downloads.guru3d.com/x264-FHD...load-2825.html
Please post scores once you have some. Mine will follow shortly.
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Hey guys
New benchmark prog out to test our HW.
Link http://downloads.guru3d.com/x264-FHD...load-2825.html
Please post scores once you have some. Mine will follow shortly.
fun
i will share with my friend
Score was with first run using my 24/7 clock with apps in background. Will squeeze more.
There's another thread on Guru and BD is really doing well compared to Intel chips. Just show that BD shines with right software.
Tried it out for fun :)
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...bench-24-7.png
Cool thx for the soft...
it's repost we already have a thread for this at benchmark section
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/....1-%2864bit%29
Well, this is the new version supporting new instruction set.
Plus, its great for us AMD folk to test our new BD toys ;)
Here's my piggy:
http://i40.tinypic.com/2jhd0m.jpg
Well, kull, u will be glad to know that your piggy is one par with a 2600k at similar clocks ;)
nice benchmark, it support AVX etc?
I thought supporting FMA4 would be the important thing for AMD bulldozer than supporting AVX?Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
It uses AVX, XOP AND FMA4. I'm not sure how much benefit it is bringing though.Quote:
x264 [info]: using cpu capabilities: MMX2 SSE2Fast SSSE3 FastShuffle SSE4.2 AVX XOP FMA4 SSEMisalign LZCNT
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162725
I got 25 FPS at 4.7.
X2-550 (C2) @ 206x17 X4, All default settings, Air, 24/7 setup
encoded 2500 frames, 12.20 fps, 22391.13 kb/s
http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/7981/x2641.th.png
Do you need a CPU-Z screen shot before you include my score?
Here's a quick test of this bench on my 8120 (yes, I pulled the wonky 8150 :rolleyes:)
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...X264_25fps.png
I tweaked a little, but it looks like this bench likes tight mem timings more than higher cores (or high mem frequency).
My 8gb kit is good at freq, but not so much at tight timings...
Thanks for posting this bench mR Yellow!
Encoding is without a doubt my most power hungry real world use...
This'll help me dial it in! :up:
Wow... Imagine that, someone who uses an FX for what it's good at instead of worrying about online reviews conserning gaming. :p:
Here's a run with my daily settings:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6.../x264small.png
It would be nice to have some specs to go along with the scores so we can compare them.Quote:
Originally Posted by mR Yellow
Here is my run, This was on standard water, no winter cooling.
25.73fps
FX 8120
4.8ghz 1.52v - 2.6ghz NB 1.3v
800mhz (1600mhz) 2x2GB DDR3 7.8.7.21 32
Asus CHVF, B-9921
http://3800z24.info/CHVF/4.8-2.6-X264-Bench.jpg
:yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by charged3800z24
@ mrcmtl Is that 64-bit ?
Here's a new one from me, just to keep our friend ReKc0lNu busy. :p:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...26426small.png
Watercooled, Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
I think what this benchmark shows is that memory and cpu performance is good with BD.
I see guys with 2600k (OC'ed) getting similar scores. And we know that mem bw is better on intel but BD has improved it.
Some light WC system - Antec Kuhler 920
http://www.abload.de/img/resultdcp2k.png
No extra tweaking cause RAM wont go beyond 2420 MHz. CPU has limit about 4970-4980 MHz for this benchmark with 1,5 V (Weak PSU - 600W OEM Seasonic + high temps).
Yes 64-bit. Motherboard is CH IV Formula.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReKcOlNu
OK, For anyone interested I combined the scores from both threads and posted them here.Quote:
Originally Posted by kaktus1907
Less vcore and it won’t finish but more vcore doesn’t help it complete the test at a higher clock. It just needs to be colder to run faster. Maybe I’ll freeze it soon………. :)
Windows 7-64
Chilled water (waterblock temp -7C at test start to +10C at test end).
26.97 FPS
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...4-4th-test.png
x264 FHD Benchmark results in OCZ (Thailand) forums.
http://www.overclockzone.com/forums/...1#post36478426
Let me be the first to break 27 for AMD:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...42702small.png
Very nice Zeus! Thats what I like. Maybe you can push RAMs to higher frequency to achive even better FPS.
nice ZEUS, I need better cooling, omg
27 fps
very nice :up:
I made a shakedown run on LN2 today using the FX8150. It appears as though it has a Cold bug @-150/160C and cold boot bug @-117/136C. Kind of a waste of LN2 really, oh well maybe I’ll try the FX4100 to see if it can take the cold? This 8150 doesn’t appear to be a good clocker with air, water, chilled water or LN2?:shrug:
Windows 7-64 bit, LN2 cooling FX8150
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...4-7th-test.png
FX and coldbug and coldboot? Really? I dont think so... My tip is that you have condensation problems.
Still a nice run old. Untouchable with simple water as far as i'm concerned. Did you try any other benches while you had it under LN²?
Some Phenom II had coldbug/coldboot problems too, though it was extremely uncommon.Quote:
Originally Posted by froxic
I wouldn't doubt it.
Anything is possible but it doesn’t really act like moisture. I’ve lost several CPU and motherboards (sometimes at the same time) to moisture but I’ve also had a few others that did restart after I dried them out but usually I can’t get them to post until I dry them out. Of the newer AMD CPU’s I’ve benched, one denab, two thuban’s and now maybe this FX have had problems with very cold temps. All the newer Intel CPU’s I have benched react the same way as this FX when tested under LN2. It could be motherboard related or some other problem but I’ll have a better idea when I test the FX4100 in this same CHV using LN2. Like I said anything is possible though.:yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by froxic
If it gets cold enough where you live I think you can beat it.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
Zeus I did run some other benches CB-10/11.5 (posted them in the other threads) plus wprime 32 and SPI-1M. The SPi 1M is below such as it is. I didn’t really tune for any bench and for sure not SPI, I was just getting a feel for the CPU. I'm sure it will run SPI a lot faster than this one test but I didn't take the time to really test it.
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...i-1m-13616.png
FX4100, Windows 7 64-bit LN2 cooling
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...64-1662fps.png
Max is i can manage on water cooling and room temp around 24C ;)
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/195...gram2400c7.png
Are you using easytune? why the ram timming are messed up?Quote:
Originally Posted by theoldtimer
Wow, I hadn’t noticed that. That’s funny. No I didn’t use any tuning software, everything was set in the bios and then windows loaded normally. The memory wasn’t really clocked up much at all. I didn’t have a chance to really push anything during those test because of the CB-CBB problem with the MB. I just noticed the NB speed is displayed really low in that SS also. I’ll need to look at some of the other SS’s that I didn’t post up to see if any of the others read like that.
One thing I have noticed when over clocking this MB when my FX4100 is installed is that the CPU Bus Frequency base setting is 100 rather than 200. The CPU Bus Frequency reads correctly (200 base setting) when the 8150 is installed.:shrug:
I've had that happen to me too. I think it's a CPU-z bug....Quote:
Originally Posted by Barr3l Rid3r
If you see that again OT , close the CPU-z window and restart it, that always fixes it for me. ;)
IIRC the only time I've seen it though was when using "Turbo Evo" (tuning software, as Barr3l suggested).
Killer scores on this bench from all you guys though!! :clap:
I've not been albe to break 27fps on this bench yet (and encoding is important to me).
I'm going to re-do my rig over the holidays, give the rads/block a good cleaning, change the fans, put the 8120 back in and maybe even re-arrange my loop...
I know these chips run hot, but mine are just a little too high and the fans on my tripple are showing slow rpms.
Wish me luck... :p:
2100Mhz Cas2 that's what we can call a record!
Its well know bug on some GB boards.. UD3-U7 with new revision.