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Optimizing CPU performance in Cinebench 2024 through Ram scaling techniques

Optimizing CPU performance in Cinebench 2024 through Ram scaling techniques

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SnifePvP
Posting Freak
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09-02-2021, 02:03 AM
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I'm analyzing how CPU and RAM performance affect Cinebench 2024 results. I have initial data for my 11700k, but with only three systems available at home, the sample is limited. I aim to gather more information from others. Existing threads aren't helpful because they lack the specifics I need. I require key details such as CPU multi-thread score, configuration notes, clock settings, power limits, and RAM timings. Optional but useful data includes module rank, RAM speed in MT/s, channel configuration, and any adjustments made. Let me know if you can provide this.
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SnifePvP
09-02-2021, 02:03 AM #1

I'm analyzing how CPU and RAM performance affect Cinebench 2024 results. I have initial data for my 11700k, but with only three systems available at home, the sample is limited. I aim to gather more information from others. Existing threads aren't helpful because they lack the specifics I need. I require key details such as CPU multi-thread score, configuration notes, clock settings, power limits, and RAM timings. Optional but useful data includes module rank, RAM speed in MT/s, channel configuration, and any adjustments made. Let me know if you can provide this.

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joshi2510
Junior Member
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09-03-2021, 03:29 PM
#2
I've conducted additional testing. Blue dots measure 11700k, red dot at 5800H, green dots at 7920X. Greater vertical height indicates better performance. Moving right increases RAM bandwidth compared to CPU clock cycles. On the other side, moving left reduces bandwidth and a slight drop is anticipated. This explains why I needed more data to observe scaling trends. In this visualization, Zen 3 Cezanne matches Rocket Lake in performance, clearly outperforming Skylake-X architecturally. Don't rush the purchase—Excel, Google Sheets, and Only Office don't support multiple datasets on a scatter chart. I had to manually merge images to create this.
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joshi2510
09-03-2021, 03:29 PM #2

I've conducted additional testing. Blue dots measure 11700k, red dot at 5800H, green dots at 7920X. Greater vertical height indicates better performance. Moving right increases RAM bandwidth compared to CPU clock cycles. On the other side, moving left reduces bandwidth and a slight drop is anticipated. This explains why I needed more data to observe scaling trends. In this visualization, Zen 3 Cezanne matches Rocket Lake in performance, clearly outperforming Skylake-X architecturally. Don't rush the purchase—Excel, Google Sheets, and Only Office don't support multiple datasets on a scatter chart. I had to manually merge images to create this.

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Fred10244
Posting Freak
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09-03-2021, 08:36 PM
#3
I was trying to check this earlier... perhaps tomorrow I'll recall it.
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Fred10244
09-03-2021, 08:36 PM #3

I was trying to check this earlier... perhaps tomorrow I'll recall it.