Cinebench R15 AMD results - new fun for next months

[Barr3l Rid3r]

wow...I want this!PM me.

Rola over nisso ae?

[FlanK3r]

958, LN2 :-/

[NoM$_YesLinux]

A bit old run (~4 months), i've missed this thread.


Got issues with mb and dual-channel under cold, so single-channel ftw

[Jonny.br]

Muito boa Gian. Depenando o bich?o.

[rvborgh]

Here's a run from "Quad Opty" - this is the quad Opteron home PC i'm working on (just got her going yesterday). She's currently running starting with 2 socket G34 AMD Opteron 6180SEs (24 K10.5 cores at stock 2.5GHz). As funds become available, i'll be adding another two 6180SEs to round her out.... and then see how far i can overclock them.

with two CPUs she runs between 1340 and 1350.




video:

[felix_w]

Have you measured idle/load consumption for this beast?

[cab]

[rvborgh]

i think you are talking to me... yes, if i have all 24 cores going then generally speaking the kill-a-watt meter is telling me that i am pulling around 475 to 515 watts from the wall socket. Keep in mind that includes the LCD monitor as well (which is 15w?). This is with windows set to performance power mode. The SuperMicro case i am using is vintage 2008 i think, and so came with less efficient dual redundant 1000w power supplies (of which i am using only one)... i will be swapping it for a newer platinum rated 1400w PSU from the latest revision SC748 case. In addition to the efficiency gain. That *should* cut down on the noise as well because from what i understand the fans on the newer PSUs throttle based on temperature. Each CPU seems to take around 125w or so... so i'm going to guess brief spikes to 750w when i get all four CPUs in there and going full bore. i only got her going yesterday so i've got her dialed in for minimal power consumption yet... but currently in performance mode... around 230w to 260w just doing normal windows stuff (all CPU cores running at full 2.5 GHz under very little load). Hope that helps.

[felix_w]

i think you are talking to me... yes, if i have all 24 cores going then generally speaking the kill-a-watt meter is telling me that i am pulling around 475 to 515 watts from the wall socket. Keep in mind that includes the LCD monitor as well (which is 15w?). This is with windows set to performance power mode. The SuperMicro case i am using is vintage 2008 i think, and so came with less efficient dual redundant 1000w power supplies (of which i am using only one)... i will be swapping it for a newer platinum rated 1400w PSU from the latest revision SC748 case. In addition to the efficiency gain. That *should* cut down on the noise as well because from what i understand the fans on the newer PSUs throttle based on temperature. Each CPU seems to take around 125w or so... so i'm going to guess brief spikes to 750w when i get all four CPUs in there and going full bore. i only got her going yesterday so i've got her dialed in for minimal power consumption yet... but currently in performance mode... around 230w to 260w just doing normal windows stuff (all CPU cores running at full 2.5 GHz under very little load). Hope that helps.

Yeap, i forgot to quote in my reply...

Well, doing normal tasks i consume ~220-230W including my LG W2600HP monitor (appr. 60W), and my system is only 6 core ( Thuban 1100T) so, i guess it is worth it if someone needs the power....


Thank you for the info !

[rvborgh]

hi Felix, i haven't tuned it for saving power under idle yet, but when i get the final figures i'll try to send them your way. The above figures were also on safe settings with absolutely no memory tuning, etc... hope this helps

[felix_w]

Looking forward to see your results, both performance & power-consumption, when you set-up your system with 4 cpus...

[rvborgh]

okay... initial results... monitor turned off... 173w on the Kill-a-watt sitting at the Windows desktop... in power saver mode.

[cab]

Only 2 cores in Linux VM

[Dargerfroe]

It would not let me post from OneDrive nor Google Drive. So I just added to the forum's file attachment, then made a link - voila!

[Dargerfroe]

[rvborgh]

Latest results for my dual Opteron 6180SE machine (did some BIOS tuning): 1440cb

Setup is SuperMicro quad Opteron motherboard, populated with two AMD Opteron 6180SE at stock 2.5 GHz... (2 x 12 cores each = 24 K10 cores).

[Jonny.br]

kasssetada! muito bom

[IronBalls]

Result for my delidded FX 8320

829



I should be able to improve it a bit

[FlanK3r]

very nice CPUNB freqency

[IronBalls]

very nice CPUNB freqency

What is the max CPU/NB frequency for vishera?

[FlanK3r]

2700 with your voltage is very good. Ussually its around 2500 MHz at the top (stable)...

[FlanK3r]

fx8370E@5214 MHz CinebenchR15=841b

[FlanK3r]

score chart updated up to post 172. Some new results, few Opterons, new FX model...

[justapost]

Stock results from my Lenovo Thinkpad E545 with an A10-5750M. On single threaded test it ran at ~3.23GHz most of the time. During multithreaded between 2.5 and 2.8GHz.

[Daveburt714]

Sup Flank3r...

I just started working on my CB15 scores with the 8370E.
Nothing really impressive, but it still smokes my previous 9370 scores...



With a little time I'm sure i can do better!