INTEL CPUs *OC Benchmark & Discussion*

[matique]

Dead Space remake running the CPU to some crazy levels. I usually have 100-120w for cpu in game lol.

 

[poooooo]

Dead Space remake running the CPU to some crazy levels. I usually have 100-120w for cpu in game lol.

Ai director so much stuff to process in the background...?

 

[matique]

Ai director so much stuff to process in the background...?

Eh please structure your sentence properly, it's hard to understand

Nothing much in the background. I don't have web/discord/rgb apps open. Just the game and steam basically. I'm not sure of this AI director that you're talking about.

 

[poooooo]

Eh please structure your sentence properly, it's hard to understand

Nothing much in the background. I don't have web/discord/rgb apps open. Just the game and steam basically. I'm not sure of this AI director that you're talking about.

https://www.ruetir.com/2023/01/inte...-monitor-the-players-stress-level-ruetir-com/

 

[matique]

https://www.ruetir.com/2023/01/inte...-monitor-the-players-stress-level-ruetir-com/

Wah I didn't know about this! Thank you for letting me know. Perhaps that's the reason why it's so intensive, but it's also probably due to the frostbyte engine. By the way, if you're playing this game on Nvidia card, make sure to enable rebar via Nvidia Profile Inspector. Quite a huge boost in performance.

 

[poooooo]

Wah I didn't know about this! Thank you for letting me know. Perhaps that's the reason why it's so intensive, but it's also probably due to the frostbyte engine. By the way, if you're playing this game on Nvidia card, make sure to enable rebar via Nvidia Profile Inspector. Quite a huge boost in performance.

Thanks for the tips, but won't be anytime soon lol, waiting for a deeper discount.

 

[elmariachi]

Wah I didn't know about this! Thank you for letting me know. Perhaps that's the reason why it's so intensive, but it's also probably due to the frostbyte engine. By the way, if you're playing this game on Nvidia card, make sure to enable rebar via Nvidia Profile Inspector. Quite a huge boost in performance.

Isn't it already enabled by default?

 

[matique]

Isn't it already enabled by default?

Nope, it's not whitelisted by Nvidia so you would need to manual force the flag in Nvidia Profile Inspector.

 

[elmariachi]

Dead Space remake running the CPU to some crazy levels. I usually have 100-120w for cpu in game lol.

Dead space on my PC consistently sits 99% to 100% GPU usage almost all the time. I see 100% consistently actually. Is this normal? Gameplay is buttery smooth though but damn it does hammer your CPU and memory intensively.

 

[Koenig168]

Dead space on my PC consistently sits 99% to 100% GPU usage almost all the time. I see 100% consistently actually. Is this normal? Gameplay is buttery smooth though but damn it does hammer your CPU and memory intensively.

That's an impressive GPU temp when it's pulling 360W.

 

[elmariachi]

That's an impressive GPU temp when it's pulling 360W.

That's @matique setup.

 

[Yongkit]

Nope, it's not whitelisted by Nvidia so you would need to manual force the flag in Nvidia Profile Inspector.

The néw version of the Nvidia profile inspector is more user friendly to use

 

[matique]

Dead space on my PC consistently sits 99% to 100% GPU usage almost all the time. I see 100% consistently actually. Is this normal? Gameplay is buttery smooth though but damn it does hammer your CPU and memory intensively.

Had to setup rtss properly to check, but yeah GPU load is almost always 99-100%.

 

[Encrypted11]

Ran out of Gelid and NT-H1 when I was upgrading to RPL and the only tube of 1g Kryonaut placeholder used is now already failing badly, waiting on a tube of TFX.

Dropped all core ratio targets and boosted single thread ratios to 5.8GHz via TVB points for ST perf, light-medium load and lowly threaded usage. It can be done.

While PC vendors are pushing the thermal and voltage envelope, most uninformative YouTube media are giving the impression along the lines of "small rigs go no more than i5, go for i9 if you have sufficient cooling for 300W+" with the out of box tuning to grab the Wall Street headwinds.

This platform's flexibility on opportunistic OC with temperature points (in TVB form that can be matched with adaptive + offsets) and per core ratios are well done, without the need for in OS OC bloatware running all the time done in BIOS level.

Still the good old A4 SFX + 645LT.

 

[matique]

Ran out of Gelid and NT-H1 when I was upgrading to RPL and the only tube of 1g Kryonaut placeholder used is now already failing badly, waiting on a tube of TFX.

Dropped all core ratio targets and boosted single thread ratios to 5.8GHz via TVB points for ST perf, light-medium load and lowly threaded usage. It can be done.

While PC vendors are pushing the thermal and voltage envelope, most uninformative YouTube media are giving the impression along the lines of "small rigs go no more than i5, go for i9 if you have sufficient cooling for 300W+" with the out of box tuning to grab the Wall Street headwinds.

This platform's flexibility on opportunistic OC with temperature points (in TVB form that can be matched with adaptive + offsets) and per core ratios are well done, without the need for in OS OC bloatware running all the time done in BIOS level.

Still the good old A4 SFX + 645LT.

Nicely done TVB is definitely very nice once set up right.

 

[Kairos]

Source: yt - intel technology

 

[Encrypted11]

Walked in to Bitspower in Taichung, ChungHwa County while I was in TW to get the DDR5 LN2 heat sinks, recommended by Lily at Bitspower which also works really well on passive cooling just like their ram blocks.

Got to meet Lily zehzeh in person (Those who bought directly from BP a long time ago will know speaking to Lily Zehzeh on msn and skype)

 

[matique]

Walked in to Bitspower in Taichung, ChungHwa County while I was in TW to get the DDR5 LN2 heat sinks, recommended by Lily at Bitspower which also works really well on passive cooling just like their ram blocks.

Got to meet Lily zehzeh in person (Those who bought directly from BP a long time ago will know speaking to Lily Zehzeh on msn and skype)

Ayyy lily was great getting mixed up orders right. To visit the BP hq must be a dream. Can pick up any fitting without worrying about shipping and yeah the ln2 ram block is very nice. Nice to see the Dan a4 still kicking around. That single rad working very hard

 

[Encrypted11]

Ayyy lily was great getting mixed up orders right. To visit the BP hq must be a dream. Can pick up any fitting without worrying about shipping and yeah the ln2 ram block is very nice. Nice to see the Dan a4 still kicking around. That single rad working very hard

So far my previous orders were not too big, haven’t encountered mix ups. BP HQ’s like a bakery shop with fittings sitting in stacked trays sometimes also used by bakeries. Glad my trip there paid off with immediate LN2 RAM block availability since RAM aftermarket coolers started selling fast with DDR5.

BP’s rep with the best spoken and written english standard is probably Lily with the CS + sales + random stuff she handles. Not many zehzehs are interested to know DIY/custom PCs/WC fittings just like upgrading car stereo etc so…

Yes, the understated design of the A4 doesn’t look old or new after these years! 645LT working hard and sweating daily with the 13700K in the rig . So far I stabilzed + 200MHz on RAMs at the same CAS with no timing adjustments, it already looks like 8000MHz C36 isn’t a problem.
(Trident X5 A-Die with JEDEC DDR5-4800 ICs are unlikely to beat Hynix 5600 greens or KLEVV 5600 blacks out there in MHz and timings)

 

[matique]

So far my previous orders were not too big, haven’t encountered mix ups. BP HQ’s like a bakery shop with fittings sitting in stacked trays sometimes also used by bakeries. Glad my trip there paid off with immediate LN2 RAM block availability since RAM aftermarket coolers started selling fast with DDR5.

BP’s rep with the best spoken and written english standard is probably Lily with the CS + sales + random stuff she handles. Not many zehzehs are interested to know DIY/custom PCs/WC fittings just like upgrading car stereo etc so…

Yes, the understated design of the A4 doesn’t look old or new after these years! 645LT working hard and sweating daily with the 13700K in the rig . So far I stabilzed + 200MHz on RAMs at the same CAS with no timing adjustments, it already looks like 8000MHz C36 isn’t a problem.
(Trident X5 A-Die with JEDEC DDR5-4800 ICs are unlikely to beat Hynix 5600 greens or KLEVV 5600 blacks out there in MHz and timings)

Trust me I've a few friends that make my 8000c34 look slow af they're on gskill adie or oloy adie. You just need an apex.