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Submission Details

8337.98 MHz with
FX-8350 @ 8337.98 MHz
03 Dec 2013
Elite

Rankings and Points

World Record Rank
47th out of 16184
Global Rank
47th out of 16184 58.0 Points
FX-8350  Rank
11th out of 290 43.5 Points
Global Team Power Rank
25th 86.9 Points
FX-8350  Team Power Rank
8th  35.1 Points

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
AMD FX-8350 Vishera
Cooling
Liquid Nitrogen
Cores
8,337.98 MHz  (108%)

Memory

Product
Corsair Dominator GT
Timings
tCAS: 7.0  tRCD: 7  tRP: 7  tRAS: 21

Motherboard

Chipset
990FX

Comments

der8auer commented on own score:
disabling cores helped a little but seems like this is the max :|
Rady
Rady

pscheck and rog connect ? have you try more volt ?

nice cpu !

der8auer
der8auer

Tried up to 2,10 Volt but it didn't scale. Basically PSCheck. Set the BCLK in the BIOS and set the multi in windows with PSCheck. Any chance that a Crosshair Formula-Z is better than the non Z version?

Moose83
Moose83

Nice Roman!

BenchBros
BenchBros

Top10 CPUz... nice! :)

Do you think its MB limit and not CPU limit? Does it feels like there is more in this CPU, when VCore doesn't scale?

der8auer
der8auer

Thanks :)

 

Yesterday Stefan and me were able to bench 1M at 8277 MHz twice. Usually the max frequency and max 1M clock are not within 60 MHz on AMD. That's why I think it should reach a higher max clock.

Rady
Rady

for me the non-z formula is better you can desabled all core from the bios . on the z version you can desabled module but no core .

der8auer
der8auer

Okay so I will stick to the non-z version and just try again. It could also be a thermal problem so I might try to polish the CPU and test a different TIM.

nfszocker
nfszocker

Nice Roman:)

steponz
steponz

Maybe try slow mode switch?

steponz
steponz

Great overall CPU.. amazing 1m

Massman
Massman

Have you tried enabling all cores, then setting 3 CU's to low frequency (~300mhz), instead of disabling the cores.

 

What I usually do is create 3 P-states.

  • P0: state for CPU-Z valid
  • P1: state for idle (~ 400 mhz under P0)
  • P4: state for low cores

 

Assign P4 state to all the shit cores (so they will be at the lowest power consumption), set P1 to the best core and do all the tweaks/apps, then take best core to P4. Wait a minute or so (to drop the temperature), then switch to P0 for validation.

 

It also works for SuperPI. Waiting at low clock to reduce temp and them upclock for bench. You can also assign explorer.exe to specific cores (the shit ones) so when you open an application, it will automatically select another core than the one you're pushing.

FlanK3r
FlanK3r

did you tried all modules? I think CU1/CU2, CU3...Soemtimes is the best CU2 or CU1, not C0 :)

der8auer
der8auer

Yea. CU3 is by far the worst with about 7,4 GHz max. CU2 does 7,6 max clock and CU0 8,1. CU1 is the best with 8338.

HiVizMan
HiVizMan

Very very nice CPU and great scores, can not come close to that frequency so for 32mil am having to work very hard on efficency. Roman you have set the bar really high, outstanding mate simply outstanding.