*Official Benchmark Thread* - Post it here or it didn't happen :D

[Mr. Fox]

OK, I got it to boot and validate 9200 in Gear 4 without overclocking the CPU, NGU and Ring, so I will see what happens if I start tweaking those. Will first see if it will boot in Gear 2. If not, then maybe no point in experimenting further except for memory frequency submission on HWBOT.

 

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/memory_frequency/submissions/6043616

https://valid.x86.fr/kdh1u2

 

Edit: Nope on G2 above 8800. Back to G2 at 8800 for now.

 

These sticks are not on water yet, so I can't run this too long due to thermals. It doesn't take long for the sticks to hit 50+ °C running Karhu on air. (About 3 minutes.)

 

Edited yesterday at 04:58 AM by Mr. Fox
No boot gear 2 9200.

[Talon]

2 hours ago, Mr. Fox said:

OK, I got it to boot and validate 9200 in Gear 4 without overclocking the CPU, NGU and Ring, so I will see what happens if I start tweaking those. Will first see if it will boot in Gear 2. If not, then maybe no point in experimenting further except for memory frequency submission on HWBOT.

 

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/memory_frequency/submissions/6043616

https://valid.x86.fr/kdh1u2

 

Edit: Nope on G2 above 8800. Back to G2 at 8800 for now.

 

These sticks are not on water yet, so I can't run this too long due to thermals. It doesn't take long for the sticks to hit 50+ °C running Karhu on air. (About 3 minutes.)

 

 

I think I'm pretty similar. I'll have to check when I'm home again. I still run 8667 CL38 on my 270K. 

[Mr. Fox]

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/cinebench_-_r23_multi_core_with_benchmate/submissions/6043707

[Mr. Fox]

I think this is going to be good enough for now.

[Talon]

20 minutes ago, Mr. Fox said:

I think this is going to be good enough for now.

 

Wow, nice result! That seems to be a very cherry 270K+ LOL. 

 

I might need to borrow your .cmo file lol. 

[Mr. Fox]

Thanks. Happy to share it. Let me know when you get home and are ready to use it. I've got an 8600 and and 8800 CMO I can send.

 

Edit: Here is a zip of the folder (BIOS, CMO and Settings TXT files). @Talon

 

Edited 19 hours ago by Mr. Fox
added files

[tps3443]

Man, I’m shocked on 5090 power…. I popped in the 5080 Astral to check things on the 9950X3D2 and grab some rendering video of it, since it’s being sold. 
 

Playing Crimson desert 4K leverages the 5090 to a new level completely…
 

 

CRIMSON DESERT 4K, Cinematic graphics, DLSS Quality, Ray Reconstruction ON. 

 

RTX 5080 Astral fully MAX stable OC: 83-84 fps W/ 2X Frame Gen. 

 

RTX 5090 Astral fully MAX stable OC: 80-81 fps W/ 0X Frame Gen. (Frame Gen is off) 

 

💀💀💀

PS: GPU Tweak III has a cool GPU hour counter that I actually use. Probably the coolest thing in the app. 

 

 

 

[Mr. Fox]

Definitely not a daily driver like this, but worth a few giggles...

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/memory_frequency/submissions/6044182

https://valid.x86.fr/qiv4lc

 

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/aida64_-_memory_read/submissions/6044183

[Mr. Fox]

So, did a little bit of digging for elusive information online and found a solution that works with my TeamGroup CUDIMM kit. Forcing the clock driver to work for manual tuning without using an XMP profile allows me to keep the NGU, Ring and D2D values the same and still boot at 9000+ (example in above post). It will not work with my G.SKILL 8400 kit (non-CUDIMM).

 

With the CUDIMMs installed after POST there is a new menu under the Skew Control menu in memory configuration. CKD Configuration and manually set Single PLL mode forces the CUDIMM clock driver to take over and do the heavy lifting on manual tuning. If you have not booted at least once with a CUDIMM kit installed or have normal DIMM installed the CKD Configuration menu does not exist.