Been outta the loop on what’s good or not and haven’t ran Cinebench in a longtime. The 7950x3d is running in an x670e Hero, and 2×32 ddr5-6000 at Expo.
VoldeZuDemMord
Nope, rip it out of your rig and yeet it out the window.
sp00n82
This might be of interest to you, you can add much more CPUs to the ranking in Cinebench:
The scores seem to be slightly below the values of the regular 7950X I found online, which were ~2k / ~38k.
~~The 7950X3D does not show up there yet, I’ll probably wait until all the new Intel chips have hit the market before pushing an update.~~
// Edit
Actually it does show up, I was mistaken.
The 7950X3D is slightly slower than the 7950X in some tests, but not by much, and your score is then slightly lower than that again.
It could just be silicon variance though, or you didn’t close all background processes, etc.
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Been outta the loop on what’s good or not and haven’t ran Cinebench in a longtime. The 7950x3d is running in an x670e Hero, and 2×32 ddr5-6000 at Expo.
Nope, rip it out of your rig and yeet it out the window.
This might be of interest to you, you can add much more CPUs to the ranking in Cinebench:
[https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/1flj7yi/another_update_to_the_cinebench_scores_pack_now/](https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/1flj7yi/another_update_to_the_cinebench_scores_pack_now/)
The scores seem to be slightly below the values of the regular 7950X I found online, which were ~2k / ~38k.
~~The 7950X3D does not show up there yet, I’ll probably wait until all the new Intel chips have hit the market before pushing an update.~~
// Edit
Actually it does show up, I was mistaken.
The 7950X3D is slightly slower than the 7950X in some tests, but not by much, and your score is then slightly lower than that again.
It could just be silicon variance though, or you didn’t close all background processes, etc.