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mm just spotted this. There are also tests against the 2500k.
8150.jpg
mm just spotted this. There are also tests against the 2500k.
If this is true, there is a tangible performance increase going to BD from an x6.Originally Posted by Gener_AL (UK)
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Well if they could gain 80% in integer compared to thuban... that would be contradicting every bench that was leaked since that woul make a new BD core immensly more efficient. So this score from the BD seems to be an overclocked model (if we assume the numbers popping up in previews to be correct).
The smallest difference is in fpu load, the biggest in integers.
this might have already been pointed out for a week now, or there could have been newer 8150 results uploaded to their database
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could we see the source of this ?
http://semiaccurate.com/forums/showp...&postcount=539
Just happened to come across this earlier, a few more benchies to look at there
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