I have replaced the Intel stock cooler, now completed CB R20 at 71c, max 115w

Idle temp is around 34c.

is that the highest after power unlock? iinm it can go like 130-150watts right, or 115w is what it uses. cinebench is using avx load too right?

I set the power limit to 125w, but in the case of running CB R20, it never exceed 115w. All cores at 4.2GHz all the time.

I think the score is as expected..

130-150W is with prime95. R20 is not that taxing.

Anyways found out about this thing called PPD in powerdown settings.... setting to 0 gave alot of latency reduction. Wonder if it's ok to leave it off.

wow 115w is very easy to cool even with cheap aftermarket coolers.

oh i just remembered my cinebench r15 uses 15% less power compared when i'm running blender render with 64x64 tile size

This post has been edited by terradrive: Apr 21 2021, 04:04 PM

I run CB R23, also same it uses around 115w to complete it, yeah I use a cheap after market cooler.

CORES=6
THREADS=12
MHZ=2600.000000
MHZ_ESTIMATE=inf
PROCESSOR=11th Gen Intel Core i5-11400
CBTYPE=64 Bit
OSVERSION=Windows 10, 64 Bit, Professional Edition (build 19042)
CBCPU1=0.000000
CBCPU1PEAK=0.000000
CBCPUXPEAK=10296.879987
CBCPU1ARRAY={}
CBCPUXARRAY={}
C4DINFO=
C4DVERSION=23.200
C4DBUILDID=RBBenchmark330542

btw curious, What's the max ring ratio you can set?

The only similar ring ratio setting in my bios is Enabled or Disabled option.

It's this one... or is it disabled unless it's a z board :hmmm:

my 10400F is capped at x40. increasing it will help bandwidth and latency on aida and gaming by a very significant amount. now thinking to upgrade to 10600 or 10700K

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Apr 22 2021, 10:14 AM

for cinebench, where do you guys check result base on your same processor?

geekbench does have web result, but how for cinebench?

normally I just compare with reviewer's scores.

why 10600? 11400 series better right haha

got the "K" for overclocking.. dont wanna waste a z board lolol, and 10600K is technically still faster than 11400F (and more expensive of course)

and I still dont see any one using 11th gen on a z490 yet... not sure about compatibility... dont wanna be a guinea pig anymore like I was with ryzen.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Apr 22 2021, 10:41 AM

As it stands right now, Gen10 offers the most bang for buck as a pure gaming machine, so that's not a bad option.

10400 to 10600
11600K might suit you better, or just get that 10700K

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Apr 22 2021, 02:59 PM

Dont need so power hahaha. I feel 1060k is good enough. Just want to OC the memory, anyways found a seller selling for RM700. Why not lolol.

I think 11400 > 10600k.

https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/search...=10600k+windows

Benchmarks 11400F > 10600K. But gaming 10600K > 11400F. Especially 10600K can OC sommore.

Dday for board makers!

Are they any Z590 or even B560 ITX boards with smaller heat-sink like on these budget Z590 boards. They aren't overbuilt like on the more expensive Z590 and without active cooling, yet their performs quite okay even with the i7-11900k OC to 4.9