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ROGBot
Been testing FS on Threadripper :confused:
Graphics scores are where they should be for GPU...physics score on CPU flies with OCd TR
Combined is bugged
GPU usage crawls and total is nothing whatsoever to do with previous tests
This is stock performance on clean install Win 10 and latest drivers
Anyone else seeing this on multicore CPUs? 😞
Are all the conspiracy theories I used to laugh at true??!!
Graphics scores are where they should be for GPU...physics score on CPU flies with OCd TR
Combined is bugged
GPU usage crawls and total is nothing whatsoever to do with previous tests
This is stock performance on clean install Win 10 and latest drivers
Anyone else seeing this on multicore CPUs? 😞
Are all the conspiracy theories I used to laugh at true??!!
Top Firestrike score on HWBOT using ThreadRipper has a physics score of 29,078, no ThreadRipper on Hall of Fame top 100 list
My 8700K @ 5.2 = 22,063 physics score
My 7980XE @ 5.0 = 33,887
I think AMD just doesn't clock high enough
My 8700K @ 5.2 = 22,063 physics score
My 7980XE @ 5.0 = 33,887
I think AMD just doesn't clock high enough
Menthol wrote:
I think AMD just doesn't clock high enough
You reckon higher CPU clock allows more GPU usage you mean Menthol? So in my case 4.2GHz just isn't letting GPU flow...?
Some folk reckon it's a TR architecture problem
Old Nvidia driver GPU OC CPU stock
New Nvidia driver GPU OC CPU stock
New Nvidia driver GPU OC CPU OC
Driver makes little difference as far as I can see...
Compare AMD/Intel
You can see graphics score is slightly lower...I guess the 4.5GHZ 5960X helps vs 4.2GHz AMD (Ignore 3000MHz value in screenie CPU was actually at 4500)
The Physics score is higher for higher core count AMD as you'd expect.
But the combined is inordinately hit by something.
Running the Witcher 3 I get a couple of FPS less (Stock TR CPU) vs my 5960X which is kind of in line with what I see in graphics test results in Firestrike
Definitely not in line with what I see in combined score in Firestrike...so that renders Firestrike redundant as a good measure of system performance...
Arne,
I have no idea why the combined test is so low, is the CPU throttling during combined test?, why would that cause GPU load to go down?, Is it a calculation error in Firestrike on AMD? Did Intel install meta data on your drive that cannot be erased that says "AMD", oh no you don't Arne
My uneducated guess is something to do with the multiple combined dies not being fully utilized during this test, have you tried disabling cores or hyper threading, or that game mode setting or whatever options AMD TR has just to compare results
Isn't there four dies with only two being utilized, if that's correct maybe it is using only one die, six cores during that particular test, or not utilizing all threads, using actual cores but not hyper threads or whatever it is called on AMD
I have no idea why the combined test is so low, is the CPU throttling during combined test?, why would that cause GPU load to go down?, Is it a calculation error in Firestrike on AMD? Did Intel install meta data on your drive that cannot be erased that says "AMD", oh no you don't Arne
My uneducated guess is something to do with the multiple combined dies not being fully utilized during this test, have you tried disabling cores or hyper threading, or that game mode setting or whatever options AMD TR has just to compare results
Isn't there four dies with only two being utilized, if that's correct maybe it is using only one die, six cores during that particular test, or not utilizing all threads, using actual cores but not hyper threads or whatever it is called on AMD
