[Yongkit]

I believe there are quite substantial owners of 3000 series at this point of time.

May I know if you are willing to share what is your TimeSpy reading?

Feel free to add in any other benchmark reading for references too

[Proximus]

Yongkit wrote:

I believe there are quite substantial owners of 3000 series at this point of time.

May I know if you are willing to share what is your TimeSpy reading?

Feel free to add in any other benchmark reading for references too

Mine still hiding in the box... no time to plug in the baby yet... Probably next week when I have time.

[Yongkit]

Proximus wrote:

Mine still hiding in the box... no time to plug in the baby yet... Probably next week when I have time.

Sure will be waiting for your reading

As per my reading was 15,612 details as following:

https://imgur.com/Ud8Q0e4

[berber]

Gigabyte 3080 Vision + 10900k - 16,827
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/15445461

[Yongkit]

berber wrote:

Gigabyte 3080 Vision + 10900k - 16,827
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/15445461

Wow that is very high score

[petshopboys]

https://imgur.com/DiuMDUP
Just download the 3dmark demo version.

[Yongkit]

petshopboys wrote:

https://imgur.com/DiuMDUP
Just download the 3dmark demo version.

That is very high score

seems now have 2 readings with cpu of 10 cores and above crossing 16,000 points mark easily

[Yongkit]

3DMark TimeSpy Ranking :

1. 16,827 = Core i9-10900K + Gigabyte 3080 Vision OC
2. 16,736 = Ryzen 9 5900x + Asus 3080 TUF
3. 15,612 = Ryzen 7 3800x + Asus 3080 Strix OC
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Currently this is the TimeSpy ranking in this thread which I hope can provide future 3000 series users a basic guideline on how their GPU perform when pairing with specific CPU.

Any comments is most welcome

[LiLAsN]

Asus ROG Strix 3090 + 9900k - 18,293

Looks like my CPU is bringing the Time Spy Score down by a lot. Looking at the charts, 5950X CPUs are the chart toppers for the owners of the RTX 3000 series cards.

PS. I haven't gotten around to strapping an AIO cooler yet to my GPU. So the GPU scores are the Asus Strix in its original card form but a slight OC was applied.
Literally a 2 min OC job. So it is a safe OC to ensure stability as opposed to pushing the card to its limits to test its OC performance.
And as a side note, I have the GPU bios set to Silent operation as opposed to Performance. As I prefer less dust over time. So I don't mind it getting a little toasty as seen by the GPU temps with its default air cooling.
And yes, I don't have 3200MHz XMP On for my RAM. xD

[Phen8210]

sorry bro, no money to buy 3dmark. all money spent on GPU already

[Yongkit]

LiLAsN wrote:

Asus ROG Strix 3090 + 9900k - 18,293

Looks like my CPU is bringing the Time Spy Score down by a lot. Looking at the charts, 5950X CPUs are the chart toppers for the owners of the RTX 3000 series cards.

PS. I haven't gotten around to strapping an AIO cooler yet to my GPU. So the GPU scores are the Asus Strix in its original card form but a slight OC was applied.
Literally a 2 min OC job. So it is a safe OC to ensure stability as opposed to pushing the card to its limits to test its OC performance.
And as a side note, I have the GPU bios set to Silent operation as opposed to Performance. As I prefer less dust over time. So I don't mind it getting a little toasty as seen by the GPU temps with its default air cooling.
And yes, I don't have 3200MHz XMP On for my RAM. xD

Wow very impressive score exceeding 18,000 points

your achievement of OC for both GPU and CPU clock frequencies is not easy to maintained by normal users without experience

[Yongkit]

Phen8210 wrote:

sorry bro, no money to buy 3dmark. all money spent on GPU already

No worry bro, there is a demo version of 3Dmark no need to pay through stream download

[Yongkit]

Updated :

1. 18,293 = Core i9-9900K + Asus 3090 Strix OC
2. 16,827 = Core i9-10900K + Gigabyte 3080 Vision OC
3. 16,736 = Ryzen 9 5900x + Asus 3080 TUF
4. 15,612 = Ryzen 7 3800x + Asus 3080 Strix OC
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[elmariachi]

LiLAsN wrote:

Asus ROG Strix 3090 + 9900k - 18,293

Looks like my CPU is bringing the Time Spy Score down by a lot. Looking at the charts, 5950X CPUs are the chart toppers for the owners of the RTX 3000 series cards.

PS. I haven't gotten around to strapping an AIO cooler yet to my GPU. So the GPU scores are the Asus Strix in its original card form but a slight OC was applied.
Literally a 2 min OC job. So it is a safe OC to ensure stability as opposed to pushing the card to its limits to test its OC performance.
And as a side note, I have the GPU bios set to Silent operation as opposed to Performance. As I prefer less dust over time. So I don't mind it getting a little toasty as seen by the GPU temps with its default air cooling.
And yes, I don't have 3200MHz XMP On for my RAM. xD

Why is your CPU score very low?
Your 9900k should be around 12k for CPU score.
I'm at 13,755 for my 9900ks on Timespy.

[LiLAsN]

elmariachi wrote:

Why is your CPU score very low?
Your 9900k should be around 12k for CPU score.
I'm at 13,600 for my 9900ks on Timespy.

I just use auto OC.

The problem is that when I do a BIOS update, it wipes out my OC settings.
After months and years, I will obviously not be able to remember what my OC was. So I just left it at auto.

Any tips and tricks for this OC noob? I want to be able to use different C-States to ensure low power consumption on idle.