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That is a beast , pulls that up like a prerendered photo …………..
It surely rips through R20 just like R15
I made a really crappy video showing the stupid power consumption of R15
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It surely rips through R20 just like R15
I made a really crappy video showing the stupid power consumption of R15
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It surely rips through R20 just like R15
I made a really crappy video showing the stupid power consumption of R15
Is that loud background noise your fans keeping that thing cool?
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That is nuts
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Just waiting for Ryzen 3000 !!!!
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Just waiting for Ryzen 3000 !!!!
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Just did some ram scaling tests... and in short, it doesn't look like it is very ram sensitive. Tests below were run at least 3 times in each configuration, with the best score used. CPUs were at stock settings.
8086k dual channel 3000 vs dual channel 2133 (same ram), practically identical at 3933 and 3934 respectively.
2600 I did three conditions:
dual channel 3000: 2944
dual channel 2133: 2919
single channel 3000: 2921
Basically either of the limited states were 0.8% slower, but I'm not going to read significance in that 2 point different between them.
So behaviour looks near enough same as R15. Ram bandwidth isn't significant for general running, unless you're doing it competitively where a few points could make the difference.
8086k dual channel 3000 vs dual channel 2133 (same ram), practically identical at 3933 and 3934 respectively.
2600 I did three conditions:
dual channel 3000: 2944
dual channel 2133: 2919
single channel 3000: 2921
Basically either of the limited states were 0.8% slower, but I'm not going to read significance in that 2 point different between them.
So behaviour looks near enough same as R15. Ram bandwidth isn't significant for general running, unless you're doing it competitively where a few points could make the difference.
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Format your post so it can be added to the OP
Name / CPU / Cooling Method / Score
Name / CPU / Cooling Method / Score
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Bad news for OC enthusiasts: https://www.techpowerup.com/253402/...ites-hosting-portable-cinebench-r20-downloads
I really dont support walled gardens, specially when this is freeware, and dont even have win store installed, this behavior from Maxon is strange or maybe they got some money from MS...
I really dont support walled gardens, specially when this is freeware, and dont even have win store installed, this behavior from Maxon is strange or maybe they got some money from MS...
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That's just bizarre. You would think Maxon would appreciate the distribution. You'd think this would be a good thing. Just seems counter intuitive to me.
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