Cinebench results.

HWmonitor/OCCT Reported Temps (~58c highest, Tdie, ~50c core)

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Clocks. (used eclk, 111mhz)

The setup

Setup:

1x 360mm Radiator

2x 120mm radiator

5x Noctua NF-F12 IPPc 3000PWM fans – 360mm rad powered by DC-DC, 12.5V, Rest powered by motherboard, full rpm settings

4x Laird ETX25-12-F1-6262-TA-W6 TECs

3x 80 x 160mm Waterblock (Sandwich 4 peltiers against 1 waterblock, put 2 waterblocks on hotside of each waterblock)

12V Diaphragm pump (Radiator side) – Running at 5V

uxcell 12v 300ma water pump (CPU coolant side) – Running at 12.5V

Thermal Grizzly AMD Mycro Direct-Die Pro

1x Direct die 9800X3D (Duh)

1x MX-2 (TIM for TECs)

1x Thermal grizzly Conductonaut (CPU die side)

Custom 3d-printed mounting bracket (2x) to hold waterblocks together

Result: 9800x3d where core temps dont go past 50c during benchmarks.

(The fan noise on Noctuas are surprisingly quiet for the RPM they're getting ngl)

5 Comments

  1. Cool-Importance6004

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  2. Even_Disaster_7564

    That setup makes my head hurt bro but congrats tho, it must be doing a good job

  3. FancyHonda

    R23 score seems low for the claimed clock speeds in the title.

    Above 5.6GHz on a 9800x3d should hit 25k+, no?

    Cooling setup seems overkill and pretty sick.

  4. Szejdik

    I average around 23,500 in r23 with stock settings and a -25 curve optimizer. That’s odd though, since you said your effective clock is 5.95, which kinda rules out clock stretching

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