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CjMitsuki

Cinebench - R15 Score

2102 cb with

Ryzen 7 2700X @ 4497.00 MHz

Enthusiast Submitted 21 Jul 2018 Challenger 2018 Div IV Round 2 - Cinebench - R15

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Rankings and Points

World Record Rank: Not CjMitsuki's Best WR Submission
8 Cores Global Rank: Not CjMitsuki's Best GL Submission
8 Cores Ryzen 7 2700X Rank: 41st out of 152 29.8 Points

8 Cores Team Power Rank: Not Overclock.net's Best GL Submission
8 Cores Ryzen 7 2700X Team Power Rank: Not Overclock.net's Best HW Submission

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model: Ryzen 7 2700X Pinnacle Ridge
Cooling: AIO Water
Cores: 4,497.00 MHz (21%)

Memory

Product: G.Skill Trident Z RGB
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Type: 15 GB G.Skill DDR4 SDRAM Speed @ 3,532 MHz
Timings: tCAS: 14.0 tRCD: 14 tRP: 14 tRAS: 26

Videocard

Model: GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB (GP106) (GP106) (GeForce 1000 Series)
Series: Xtreme Gaming Edition
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Speed: 2,088.00 MHz (48%) / 2,376.00 MHz (18%)

Motherboard

Model: ROG Crosshair VII Hero
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Chipset: X470

Comments

S4ch4Z

S4ch4Z 27 Jul 2018, 12:28 UTC

Not willing to risk up my chip to match such a result... Good job there :)

FlanK3r

FlanK3r 28 Aug 2018, 14:57 UTC

wow, with only 1.4V?!

CjMitsuki

CjMitsuki 28 Oct 2018, 04:23 UTC

No, thats XFR dropping the voltage since no real load is being applied. At all core boost XFR was probably feeding it 1.53v-1.55v but it tends to give it a bit too much at times. For perspective, on my 4.45ghz daily setup it takes 1.45v to be IBT AVX stable.

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