RealBench Forum League Table - v1.0

[X-ROG]

Please provide a screenshot of your score below and I'll start a league table 🙂 We'll have an overall table to start with, then maybe splits for LGA1155/50, LGA2011 and AM3+ as well.

ROG Forum League Table
Score ----- User ----- CPU ----- Clock Speed ----- Memory Size/Speed ------ Motherboard

Top Ten Overall



Intel (4 Cores)



Intel (6+ Cores)



AMD

[andy83eg]

MAXIMUS V GENE 3770K金士顿2400 2x8g
NVIDIA的GTX560Ti

[andy83eg]

42381-andy83eg i7-3770k@4.825g maximus v gane kingston 2x8g 2400 nvidia gtx560ti

[xmanrigger]

Still cant score what I initially scored at 4700mhz. Another thing, this 3930K doesnt clock as well on this RIVF as it did on the P9X79 Deluxe. On the Deluxe, the 3930k would run all day long at 5200mhz/1.51v, with only CE1 and Speedstep disabled. No additional settings were required.
Now, I havnt even been able to boot Win7 at 5200mhz even as high as 1.58v and with LLC at high. 5100mhz now requires 1.568v, and hardly stable.

690- xmanrigger - i7 3930K - 4700MHz - 16GB/2133 - Rampage IV Formula


737- xmanrigger - i7 3930K - 5100MHz - 16GB/2133 - Rampage IV Formula

[Nodens]

xmanrigger wrote:
Still cant score what I initially scored at 4700mhz. Another thing, this 3930K doesnt clock as well on this RIVF as it did on the P9X79 Deluxe. On the Deluxe, the 3930k would run all day long at 5200mhz/1.51v, with only CE1 and Speedstep disabled. No additional settings were required.
Now, I havnt even been able to boot Win7 at 5200mhz even as high as 1.58v and with LLC at high. 5100mhz now requires 1.568v, and hardly stable.

This could be due to difference in UEFI firmware with these 2 boards. But it could also mean that your CPU has degraded:(

EDIT: Btw if you want to compete for top scores, I suggest you make a new Win7 installation on a separate partition or drive and tweak it. Only install drivers on it, strip down all non-mandatory services (Disable firewall, defender, system restore, indexing etc etc ) and have at it..always rebooting after each run:) I wonder if HiVizMan has a stripped down Win7 image ready for benching..I know he has an XP one heh.

EDIT2: I have not actually tested RB on XP 64 but it's quite possible that it runs properly on it. If someone wants to try and compare performance with 7..in theory it should not be faster if both are stripped to the same level because of 7's much better thread scheduler.. but it can't hurt to try it.

[xmanrigger]

Nodens wrote:
This could be due to difference in UEFI firmware with these 2 boards. But it could also mean that your CPU has degraded:(

EDIT: Btw if you want to compete for top scores, I suggest you make a new Win7 installation on a separate partition or drive and tweak it. Only install drivers on it, strip down all non-mandatory services (Disable firewall, defender, system restore, indexing etc etc ) and have at it..always rebooting after each run:) I wonder if HiVizMan has a stripped down Win7 image ready for benching..I know he has an XP one heh.

EDIT2: I have not actually tested RB on XP 64 but it's quite possible that it runs properly on it. If someone wants to try and compare performance with 7..in theory it should not be faster if both are stripped to the same level because of 7's much better thread scheduler.. but it can't hurt to try it.

Thanks for reply Nodens.

I hope it is the difference in BIOS. I cant think of anything I could have done to cause it to degrade in the last while. I am however running these clocks: 1200-0.848v / 4700-1.32v. Is that 1.32v going to do it? I was playing with higher voltages running different clocks on the Deluxe. It seemed to coincide with the move to the RIVF.

About a stripped OS install. Do mean just install component drivers (chipset, VGA, sata....) and dont do any Win7 updates? I do have a HyperX SSD sitting I could use.

[Chef_Magnus]

Running at 4600 on Intel i7 3770K in Max V Formula w/ 16GB Corsair Dominator Platinum
Here is my first run. I need to work on this system and maybe this will help me improve performance. Thanks for making this tool. I wish that the tool text was larger...Will try and run on the RIVE tomorrow going to bed now...Please bear with me I am new to Over Clocking.

Chef

[Henkenator68NL]

Chef Magnus wrote:


Running at 4600 on Intel i7 3770K in Max V Formula w/ 16GB Corsair Dominator Platinum
Here is my first run. I need to work on this system and maybe this will help me improve performance. Thanks for making this tool. I wish that the tool text was larger...Will try and run on the RIVE tomorrow going to bed now...Please bear with me I am new to Over Clocking.

Chef

First tip:
Only 1 monitor should be enabled (disable others). Set resolution as low as possible (800*600?). Run the test. Set resolition to 1920x1080. start cpu-z ith cpu tab and with memory tab. Take screenshot (hit printscreen) than open paint paste screenshot (ctrl+v). Cut out the part that contains cpu-z and the REALBENCH windows.

Second tip:
Write down your score above the image! (its difficult to read it)

[Chef_Magnus]

643~Chef Magnus~i7 3770K~4700 MHz~16GB@1800 MHz~Maximus V Formula

Here is my new score after putting into place your tips. It made a big difference.

[Mandangalo18]

When I install it Norton tells me that gimp.exe is bad and automatically removes it.

[Nodens]

Mandangalo18 wrote:
When I install it Norton tells me that gimp.exe is bad and automatically removes it.

It's a false positive. This probably happens because Norton checks for the checksum of the file against the commonly distributed Windows GIMP binaries while the version RealBench includes is compiled from scratch by me for optimizations. Just exclude RealBench's folder from scan (that should also help with the scores as the AV won't check all file I/O while the tests are running;)).

I assure you there's no chance of malware on RealBench as long as you download from official ASUS ROG links (or mine if it's an urgent update that has not yet propagated to ASUS download space:))