3DMARK Bench Thread

TBH the pentium gets a better score as it seems (to me) that you want stronger cores with a big ass GPU, not more cores. Its why no one can hold a decent score with the AMD CPUs. My 8320 would probably get beaten by my pentium if I clock the pentium high enough.

hmmm...
 
It is a cracking little chip for gaming once overclocked :) and since the i5 is a non K I can now see where the Pentium gets it's higher combined, although it fails badly at physics.
 
Wraithguard said:
It is a cracking little chip for gaming once overclocked :) and since the i5 is a non K I can now see where the Pentium gets it's higher combined, although it fails badly at physics.
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Rather embarrassingly, my 8320 was only 392 points ahead of my i3 550 stock vs stock. Overclocked it pulled ahead quite alot though.
i3 (this was with the free version): 4368
8320:4760


Overclocked, my 8320 can keep up with my i7 in tasks where it uses all of the cores. Not bad from a 3 year old, £120 cpu.

-edit- my pentium didn't really last long enough to get some benches in. I'll get my ol' seidon out at one point to fire it up for some benching.
 
U guys know that both OC and non-OC results are required to be on the list... right ?
So the point of this thread is to post your scores, both bone stock (CPU, GPU and RAM) and in fully overclocked states.
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Good try @mehere... but next time, don't forget to put ALL your RAM in for OC score run, OK ?
Ie. 4 DIMMs were "in stock" test, but only two for OC tests (FS + SD).
As far as overclocking goes nothing is off limits, Overclock your SSD if you think it will help, the only rule is that there must be no hardware changes!
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Also, I don't think using two different drivers for stock and OC score is OK, but that isn't big deal (since it's not metioned in official rules).
 
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agent_x007 said:
Good try @mehere... but next time, don't forget to put ALL your RAM in for OC score run, OK ?
Ie. 4 DIMMs were "in stock" test, but only two for OC tests (FS + SD).Also, I don't think using two different drivers for stock and OC score is OK, but that isn't big deal (since it's not metioned in official rules).
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opps messed that up I'll get back to it today
can you just clear something up for me?
for the low figure is it at stock or can I underclock, for example
my 3770k stock is 3.5Ghz going to 3.7Ghz turbo yet on this M5E it turbo to 3.9Ghz
can I lock it at 3.5or even lower it
as with the memory it 1333 with 2133 xmp which do I have to use could I drag it down to say 800?
same with the gpu depending which bios I use they could be 925 / 1375 going to 1100 / 1650 at stock but I can run from 500/800 to 1250/1850
I could run cpu at 1.6Ghz ram at 800 and cards at 500/800 for the lower figures would you allow that?
 
Well I'm not OP, so I can't be sure, but I don't think underclocking is the point of gain based list.

Stock = everything on AUTO (to me), and that's how I did my stock scores.
As for changing BIOS'es (again can't be sure of that), but i think "stock" means not doing anything to GPU, CPU and/or RAM (and changing for eample GPU/VRAM clocks with BIOS flash to get lower stock score is "doing something").
Of course it's my view, OP can have different opinion on that.

PS. I did Vmod for my MOBO (for both stock and OC'ed results), and it was counted as "OK" (since that result is on the new top list).
 
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Having cooked it up in my other post re-ran all bench's underclocked, stock and Oc'ed
and the OP can decide which to use

fiestrike

underclock 4501 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/6389803
stock 8219 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/6390967
Oc'ed 22145 http://www.3dmark.com/fs/4425252

gain under to over = 392%
gain stock to over = 169%


skydiver

underclock 6358 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/6390282
stock 14173 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/6392317
Oc'ed 41098 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/6393424

gain under to over = 546%
gain stock to over = 189%

vantage

underclock P16354 http://www.3dmark.com/3dmv/5248141?
stock P33542 http://www.3dmark.com/3dmv/5248208?
Oc'ed P61595 http://www.3dmark.com/3dmv/5248264?

gain under to over = 276%
gain stock to Oc'ed = 84%


3Dmark 11

underclock P6970 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/9611344
stock P10904 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/9612004
Oc'ed P23827 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/9612331

gain under to over = 242%
gain stock to over = 118%

hope I got my maths right

rig is a 3770k on a M5E with 4 x 7970's and corsair ven pro's 2133 set as follows

underclock stock Oc'ed
cpu 1.6Ghz 3.5Ghz 5.0/5.2Ghz
gpu 505/850 1010/1375 1250/1850
ram 800 1333 2133
timing 6-6-6-17 9-9-9-24 11-11-11-27 all 2T
 
Is 3d mark 11 and pure graphic cards benchmark are does the cpu come into this , i am very noob to this all in Fire Strike Extreme score 11865 with R9 290x three for them overclocked is that normal ???
 
mehere : Based on my experience, I cannot see HOW (with plain overclocking), U can achieve 3x stock score on GPU side after OC (unless U R switching on and off CrossfireX).
If U do, I don't think gain resulted from switching CFX off/on can count as overclocking (and using only OC for better results is the point of this scoreboard).
 
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