Originally Posted by rge;
Anyone with core i7 at 4.2ghz will get similar processor score. EDIT: in fact cpu OC is nearly irrelevant. AT 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.44 I get 7.7 for processor score. AT stock 2.93 I get 7.4, at 3.5 I get 7.5. The processor benchmark is as worthless as the memory one. Next time I am benching at 4.6 in cold running arena chess, I will try that, at best it will be 7.8. I guess you need a core i7 at 5+ for 7.9, or maybe 7.9 is for skulltrail.
With 3gb mem I get 5.5 score for memory, whether mem is at 1600 8,8,8 or 2000 8,8,8. With 6b at 1600mhz 8,8,8 I get 7.9 score. Weight seems to be on amount of RAM only, useless benchmark if you ask me.
Desktop performance is mix of processor/gpu, primarily cpu I think.
Gaming low because I have single gpu. With top line multi gpu would get 7.9.
Intel SSD gets 7.1 in disk performance, just like anyone with similar SSD would. Weight is primarily on access time, write speed irrelevant as I can cripple write speed by disabling cache and get same score. Again useless benchmark, imo.
For wargamer, I reran and took full size pics. The previous pic, like all my pics has been resized to 80% (being polite and using less bandwidth, but makes text blurry) and autoprocess to clear text back up. Attached is straight pics. I can understand being suspicious of benchmarks that are ridiculously high or dont make sense, but mine is neither. Unless you are just complaining of my pic quality, in which case you have way too much time.