cinebench 11.5

[Johan45]

FX-9590 1.475V, 5116 MHz warmup...cooling: AMD All in one liquid.

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.

[FlanK3r]

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

[FlanK3r]

What the hell is this chip?!...

[Johan45]

I did one at 5400 too

[FlanK3r]

FX-9590 1.535V 5371 MHz Cinebench R11.5, allinone cooler AMD

[Johan45]

Nice that is a really sweet chip you have there, FlanK3r. Too bad you can't keep it.

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

small update with R11.5

[Johan45]

nice run!! 7.5 just screaming

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

nice run!! 7.5 just screaming

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

[Johan45]

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

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.

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

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.

So what is the actual command you enter?

[Johan45]

So what is the actual command you enter?

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



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.

[FlanK3r]

new trick for me Johan. Nice tip!

[Johan45]

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

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

[BeepBeep2]

^
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

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

^
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

So which one is it?

[BeepBeep2]

So which one is it?

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

CPUNB @ 3884?

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

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

CPUNB @ 3884?

enough trololol

[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

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

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

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

[FlanK3r]

lol . Hope CPU is OK

[Olivon]

My modest score

Congratz l0ud_sil3nc3 ! Impressive scores on the FX thing

[FlanK3r]

A8-5600K stock

[FlanK3r]

quick 4300 MHz A8-5600K