Quote Originally Posted by sergiojr View Post
It's already mentioned in optimization manual that was released in April. Also AMD promises to fix this in BD version 2.
http://support.amd.com/us/Processor_TechDocs/47414.pdf
The chips stepping is right in AIDA, they blocked it on cpu-z lol at that failure OR-B1

Quote Originally Posted by FlanK3r View Post
turbo not worked good, I thinking...This superpi is near 3600-3700 MHz max. OBRs results with ASUS board are better (and the same CPU)
why does/would turbo be use on all 8 cores ?
I though it was just for single thread and up to 4 core maybe 6.

Quote Originally Posted by Macadamia View Post
At stock, BD is nearly the fastest x264 CPU there is.
At 1st pass, 980x and 2600k do about 95-105 fps, whilst BD does 135 most likely because this pass has less TLP and allows for more turbo.

2nd pass where things get more threaded, 2600k does 36 or so, 980x does 48, and BD scores 45 here.
Probably using all threads and can't consistently turbo, and pass 2 favors Intel a bit more.

EDIT:
Also wins in Fritz.

2600k - 13,017 // 12834 (another source)
2600k at 5.2 - 19288
870 - 11,995 // 875k does 12450
980x - 12,733
1100T - 11,219

BD - 14197
Quote Originally Posted by Macadamia View Post
Fritz uses >4 threads. i5 750 scaled to 870 clock speeds = 9 355; with Hyperthreading it's 12k or so.
fritz does use more then 4 threads I test it on My thuban at 4.0ghz and 3.0ghz Nb with 2000mhz ram I get around 13,000 relative speed is about 27.5

Quote Originally Posted by JumpingJack View Post
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...0x,2584-8.html

FriTz for a 980 is is > 18000... looks like you took your score from some site that was doing a thread for thread comparison.
scaling isn't linear that's all.