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

[Papusan]

 

Cancer meet cancer. What can go wrong? 😀

 

Microsoft blames RGB peripherals for crashing Windows 11 — RGB software is causing blue screens, crashes, and game freezes

[Mr. Fox]

Finally got the 5080 block from AliExpress. Now the WireView Pro won't fit. The 12VHPWR is recessed about 1.0-1.5MM too far for it to seat in the socket. I guess I will have to buy a wired version.

[electrosoft]

17 hours ago, Mr. Fox said:

Finally got the 5080 block from AliExpress. Now the WireView Pro won't fit. The 12VHPWR is recessed about 1.0-1.5MM too far for it to seat in the socket. I guess I will have to buy a wired version.

 

Man that is purdy. I said it before and I'll say it again. That industrial blue and off white with the black and just that TINGE of red from the Q-Code display always has that blend of blade runner meets Neuromancer.

 

I might have to go with some Noctua or Arctic 140mm aRGB fans

 

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No surprise here.....bots be botting trying to scarf up any type of hardware deal possible to regurgitate it back on the market at higher prices....#winning

 

 

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[Mr. Fox]

5 hours ago, electrosoft said:

Man that is purdy. I said it before and I'll say it again. That industrial blue and off white with the black and just that TINGE of red from the Q-Code display always has that blend of blade runner meets Neuromancer.

 

I might have to go with some Noctua or Arctic 140mm aRGB fans

Thank you. The Bykski block looks and works great. My hotspot temp is like 8°C more than core with liquid metal. 

5 hours ago, electrosoft said:

No surprise here.....bots be botting trying to scarf up any type of hardware deal possible to regurgitate it back on the market at higher prices....#winning

 

 

I wish a PC enthusiast vigilante would find the people responsible for it and exterminate them. Maybe if we pooled our resources and put a bounty on their heads, LOL.

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https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/3dmark_-_steel_nomad_dx12/submissions/6062828 

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/3dmark_-_speed_way/submissions/6062831  

That silly 3DMark "Estimated game performance" measurement is so hokey. "Less than 20 FPS" LOL.

[Mr. Fox]

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/3dmark_-_port_royal/submissions/6063003 

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/3dmark_-_time_spy/submissions/6062987 

[electrosoft]

So far testing this 9850X3D, it is a slightly better sample than my 9800X3D.

 

9800X3D can do 2133/6400 but at 1.29 VSOC while the 9850X3D does it on auto no problem.

9850X3D can boot 6600 but fails TM5 even at 1.30v. 9800X3D isn't booting 6600 no matter what. 6600+ stable (let alone booting) is unicorn territory. 

 

9850X3D can do 8200 on auto no problem but eventually fails at 8400. 8400+ is unicorn status so I wasn't expecting it to pass if it even managed to boot.

9800X3D can do 8000 but fails 8200. 8400 won't boot at all.

 

9800X3D = SP113 (solidly average)

9850X3D = SP120 (slightly above average)

 

I'll end up tuning 2000/6000, 2133/6400 and the as always in sync 8000. I've never fully tuned all three sets of DDR5 around AM5 so this should be fun!

 

Might do a 8200 profile since this chip can fully support it.

 

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Out of the box quick benching, it is literally identical to the 9800X3D running CB23 but we'll see where that goes down the road after I wrap up memory testing and lock down all three sets of DDR5 to really dial it in and as always do a static vs test for shiggles. 

 

I haven't done any game benching/testing yet. That will be in a few days once I get at least 2000/6000 locked down on the 9850X3D.

 

Realistically I expect the CV 9200 sticks to reign supreme as they did testing on the 265k/270k but those are slated for Nova Lake later this year so I'll want to make sure to have the KingBank or TeamGroup on standby 🙂