Kitlope
Hardcore
Cinebench R15. Nice quick little lightweight program. It's a cpu test, does OpenGL as well. Run that test too if you want although Cinebench isn't the bestest GPU benchmark program. Mostly interested in CPU results. Other good benchmark programs open for suggestion if some of us wanna partake.
Download it here: http://www.maxon.net/en/products/cin.../overview.html
Discussion & Comparison thread over at Overclock.net using Cinebench: http://www.overclock.net/t/1431032/t...r15-cpu-scores
Run it using all cores then go into file--->preferences and change the renderer to 1 core, I would like to see what just a single core does too. Keep in mind I have the PC overclocked to 3.72 from the stock 3.33... so it's pretty mild. I would change it back to factory settings but I'm lazy and don't want to possibly screw it up when setting it back to 3.72 (as I've done in the past).
Specs:
i7 Gulftown 980 6 core 3.33 Ghz OC'd to 3.72
12 Gb DDR3
780 GTX SLI
My numbers:
All Cores: 859 cb
Single core: 114 cb
OpenGL: 91.98 Fps
Just curious how the old 6 core of mine stacks up these days against new 4 & 6 cores.
Download it here: http://www.maxon.net/en/products/cin.../overview.html
Discussion & Comparison thread over at Overclock.net using Cinebench: http://www.overclock.net/t/1431032/t...r15-cpu-scores
Run it using all cores then go into file--->preferences and change the renderer to 1 core, I would like to see what just a single core does too. Keep in mind I have the PC overclocked to 3.72 from the stock 3.33... so it's pretty mild. I would change it back to factory settings but I'm lazy and don't want to possibly screw it up when setting it back to 3.72 (as I've done in the past).
Specs:
i7 Gulftown 980 6 core 3.33 Ghz OC'd to 3.72
12 Gb DDR3
780 GTX SLI
My numbers:
All Cores: 859 cb
Single core: 114 cb
OpenGL: 91.98 Fps
Just curious how the old 6 core of mine stacks up these days against new 4 & 6 cores.




