Lets Frybench!

2:40 on Server 2012 virtual guest, running on Vsphere 5.5 (24 virtual cpu's, 30gb ram)

Host is an HP Proliant DL360 G6, with dual x5650's and 72gb 1333mhz ram
 
5960x @ 4.3ghz 1:56s
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sblantipodi said:
is there any reason why you have in your signature 4.4GHz 24/7 and than you post a 4.3GHz benchmark ? :D
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Yes the heat is too much even though its stable everything over 1.3v, heat skyrockets on air cooler so i keep it at 1.26v and 4.3ghz if i move to water i can probably do 4.5 1.37v.
 
sblantipodi said:
it's strange, your 990X is fast like my 5930K.
mine does the test in 3 minutes and 6 seconds. :confused:
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frybench its extremely sensitive to RAM timings and latency.. that can be the explanation.. even with lower bandwidth his RAM have better responsiveness.. also the CR its at 1T which certainly as found by Primetime it make a good difference in the total time about 20Secs just by that little difference..
 
Araxie said:
frybench its extremely sensitive to RAM timings and latency.. that can be the explanation.. even with lower bandwidth his RAM have better responsiveness.. also the CR its at 1T which certainly as found by Primetime it make a good difference in the total time about 20Secs just by that little difference..
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I have tried 15-16-16-35-1T and I saved 7 seconds, 2 minutes and 59 seconds.
IMHO that result is photoshopped :D
 
Its a valid result if you compare it with others xeon X56X0 those are all kinda similar arround 3m 12s at similar speeds.
 
this is my result. I lowered the RAM frequency from 3000MHz to 2666MHz and I reduced the timings by a lot.
this is my daily OC so nothing exceptional. I don't like the one time results, I like the daily one and this is mine.

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Just got my x5650 in the mail and took it for a spin. Forgot to actually save the stock bench but it was just a hair faster than my OC'd 920. Still tweaking things but even at the same clocks it's cooler and scaling nicely.

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I may have hit the silicon lottery with my 5960x, stable at 4.5ghz @ 1.25v. bench stable at 4.6 @ 1.3v

5960x @ 4.5, i benched it at 4.6 and got the exact same time. wtf?

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Is FryBench limited to 32 cores? Doesn't seem to take full advantage of my 48 core Opteron setup (i don't see any more than 67% cpu utilization)

At any rate here are the results for my Quad Opteron setup with the ES chips set to 2.1 GHz (i only just got this machine put back together so am not running at the full 3.0 GHz yet).

4 x Opteron 61xx ES @ 2.1 GHz, SuperMicro quad opteron motherboard, 32 GB running at DDR 1333. Time 2:27

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i'll try to rerun at 3.0 GHz when i get things finalized... anyone have any idea on how to get this benchmark to run with the full 48 cores?
 
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rvborgh said:
Is FryBench limited to 32 cores? Doesn't seem to take full advantage of my 48 core Opteron setup (i don't see any more than 67% cpu utilization)

At any rate here are the results for my Quad Opteron setup with the ES chips set to 2.1 GHz (i only just got this machine put back together so am not running at the full 3.0 GHz yet).

4 x Opteron 61xx ES @ 2.1 GHz, SuperMicro quad opteron motherboard, 32 GB running at DDR 1333. Time 2:27

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i'll try to rerun at 3.0 GHz when i get things finalized... anyone have any idea on how to get this benchmark to run with the full 48 cores?
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I know that is out of topic but can you tell me what is the software you run on your quad opty?
 
i don't run anything special or out of the ordinary... aside from Microsoft Dev Studio... its my home PC... admittedly a bit overkill but i liked how my 12 core dual Opteron 8439SE system ran so much that i went a bit overboard when building my next PC (which hopefully will last me for at least 3 years). i will be using it to experiment with writing software to take advantage of lots of cores. Hope that helps and hopefully someone can tell me how to get Frybench running properly on my system.
 
rvborgh said:
i don't run anything special or out of the ordinary... aside from Microsoft Dev Studio... its my home PC... admittedly a bit overkill but i liked how my 12 core dual Opteron 8439SE system ran so much that i went a bit overboard when building my next PC (which hopefully will last me for at least 3 years). i will be using it to experiment with writing software to take advantage of lots of cores. Hope that helps and hopefully someone can tell me how to get Frybench running properly on my system.
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what is the CPU load when you run the bench?
why don't you post the same screenshot while the bench is in exectution to see how threads works?
 
i'll do that while it is running later on today. CPU load does not get over 67%. i'll see if i get give it a 3 GHz run as well.

sblantipodi said:
what is the CPU load when you run the bench?
why don't you post the same screenshot while the bench is in exectution to see how threads works?
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New i7 5920k @ 4.3ghz. Currently running triple channel 2400 DDR4, one stick out of my kit was bad. Pic was taken after test finished (of course), so CPU speeds throttled.

2:57. Hopefully that will improve once the ram is running quad channel..

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Not pushing the chip hard as it's at 1.27-1.28v and ram is like 1466Mhz..

time was 3:37

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^ come on man gotta admit Yoloswag man haha
 
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dual X5675 stock on a supermicro X8DT3 (they were turbo'd to 3333Mhz during the bench)
 
4790k @ 4.7ghz 2400mhz Cas10 ram with stuff running in background and RDP (i'm at work so i had to connect home)

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FLECOM said:
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dual X5675 stock on a supermicro X8DT3 (they were turbo'd to 3333Mhz during the bench)
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very nice!!! Do you game on this setup or is it just other stuff? If i hacksaw the motherboard can it fit in a mid tower...j/k...but i am curious of the power draw
 
various stuff, setup hyper-v vm's before moving over to hypervisors, and also game on it, have a GTX970

very happy with it, and the video card was by far the most expensive part! :D
 
FLECOM said:
various stuff, setup hyper-v vm's before moving over to hypervisors, and also game on it, have a GTX970

very happy with it, and the video card was by far the most expensive part! :D
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nice...you have as much or more cpu power than haswell E's lol....nice setup.....any pic's? Since you not overclocked im guessing the power draw is acceptable if not a bit on the high side even if supermicro is not known for being dependable....hope yours holds out as long as needed
 
I'll get some pictures of it... how is supermicro not reliable?? we have tons of supermicro stuff in service without issues
 
i agree. i've run my 48 core SuperMicro Opteron setup through close to 1000 iterations of IntelBurn test... 700w at the wall during these, and stressing the cpu's to max heat. i would call at least my SuperMicro setup reliable.

FLECOM said:
I'll get some pictures of it... how is supermicro not reliable?? we have tons of supermicro stuff in service without issues
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FLECOM said:
I'll get some pictures of it... how is supermicro not reliable?? we have tons of supermicro stuff in service without issues
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guess i was just getting bad info from new egg reviews......what kind of case is required for that board? full towers aren't quite my thing so i wonder if it would fit into anything smaller...would not have to be as small a mid but would be nice.....throw some pics up
asap;)

interestingly enough yours is faster than mine by about one min exactly.....if you ran the app from an ssd i wonder if it would speed it up a little

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finally got the chance (remembered?) and ran my quad opteron setup a bit faster... this time 2.8 GHz...

2:04

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It still only utilizes 32 of the 48 cores when running.

i'll try 3 GHz when i get some heat sinks put on the VRMs....
 
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Weird, when I run frybench, only 1/2 of my threads are being utilized on my Dual Xeon setup :-(
 
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