Post Timespy results, /g/.

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>>56637680
Seems like the i7 actually does a fair share of good for Timespy. What clock speed is it at?

>>56637836
4.4ghz

>>56637661
>you have to log in
D R O P P E D

>>56637836
>>56637900
Timespy doesn't care about overclocks on CPU.

So whether its base clock or 6Ghz overclock, wont affect the score.

>>56637948
>Timespy doesn't care about overclocks on CPU.

It does though

>>56637959
Show comparison between 3.5 base and 4.4 Ghz overclock.

>>56637948
Yeah, not true. Stock CPU settings I got 3992. OC'd, I got 4230.

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>>56637661
Overclock, nigger.

>>56637661
I'm not installing that software again.

For everyone else, just a heads up, it installs a totally separate service for telemetry that does not get uninstalled with the main benchmark. You've gotta find it individually.

>>56638126
And?

I did one earlier but I did not save it. It was 4505 on a RX 480 overclocked to 1400/2200 on a Intel 4770K @ 4.3Ghz and 2200DDR3 (Overclocked from 1600).

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>>56637661

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>>56638046
OP here. OC'd and got this. Literally never OC'd a GPU til just now though, so it could very well be a shitty OC.

>>56638275
Look at the CPU scores

Look at the GPU scores.

Look at the old CPU scores.

Look at the old GPU scores.