Not exactly sure how I'm achieving this, but I scored 45358 on multi core and 2297 on single core in Cinebench R23.
I've applied the following in BIOS:
- EXPO II, increase 6000 to 6200, 1:1, using 2×32 G.SKILL kit at 26-36-36-96, 1T Dual Channel Set
- Curve Optimizer to Per CCD, -40 and -29
- PBO Limits to Motherboard
- Disabled AMD SVM
That's it.
I haven't built a system in 10 years…am I doing this right?
Other components:
- ASUS ROG Strix X870-I mini-ITX motherboard with latest April BIOS update (I replaced the factory pads with Fujipoly xr-m pads + some copper shims I made)
- 1x Samsung 9100 Pro 2TB NVME M.2 drive Gen5 x4
- ASUS Loki 1200watt SFX-L PSU
- …and a cheap Cooler Master CPU cooler with 1x 120mm BeQuiet Silent Wings Pro 4 Fan
I'm testing the system outside of my Lian Li A3 before I install everything into the case. I will be going to water once I receive my fittings next week.
Wanted to share this because well…I think these are pretty high scores based on what I've seen from other 9950X3D owners.
3 Comments
That is indeed impresive score! Nice! Would be nice to show all de modifications you did!
There should be a bot for people claiming -40 CO is stable and presenting CB as proof. ;P
The bot would say:
No way this is stable unless you absolutely won the silicon lottery. Download AIDA64, start stress test with all four options, and pass at least 3h as a start.
Next up, y-cruncher VT3 stress test for multiple hours.
Finally, ram tests like TM5 absolute (3h plus) and karhu (12h).
Context: CB is not a stress test and can easily pass unstable under volts with impressive results. For daily or gaming stability you will have to go on a long journey of testing and failing (Im on that myself)
Don’t post e-peen screenies because this is how people get duped into overclocking past their potential and wondering why their chip keeps crashing.
Once it passes y-cruncher and occt cpu on AVX for 2+ hrs ill be accommodating.