New workstation w10 or 11?

[Muhammed_Hamed]

Looking good!
I'm glad your RAM is running stable now, 4600 is good for 128 GB of system memory
About the Benchmark scores, most of these are with Overclocking, you should take the average score on the website. My score is around 41000 and I think 39k or 38k are good as well
The Noctua probably has better cooling than your new AIO, this might be the reason

Best,
Muhammed

[super gnu]

Looking good!
I'm glad your RAM is running stable now, 4600 is good for 128 GB of system memory
About the Benchmark scores, most of these are with Overclocking, you should take the average score on the website. My score is around 41000 and I think 39k or 38k are good as well
The Noctua probably has better cooling than your new AIO, this might be the reason

Best,
Muhammed

no the cooler is fine. the chip actually clocks slightly higher with the aio, its a good one.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/e...cooler/10.html

also i benchmarked with the old ram after i swapped coolers.

regarding the scores, it must be quite an oc to get 46000.. im already running curve offset and PBO and they dont make much difference... i guess a moster cooler would be needed to allow it to boost higher. shame the benchmark score page does not automatically provide more precise information about setup.. not many people fill in the comments section..

[Muhammed_Hamed]

the benchmark score page does not automatically provide more precise information about setup.. not many people fill in the comments section..

When you make a search you will see the average score in the list, I will see what could be done about that

Best,
Muhammed

[super gnu]

just fyi, i found the reason for the low score, memory timings.

following this guide, i got my memory stable at 5600mhz, with the recommended timings for a 64gb kit (6000 mhz was a step too far in my case, although i didnt really try very hard)

my score went up to 42000 in the benchmark. however even with memory at 4200, but better timings, i was already at 40000. it seems the memory speed itself does not have much effect in vray (as stated) however having poor memory timings does seem to have a more noticeable effect.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comment...n_agesa_1007b/

[Muhammed_Hamed]

Thank you for the information, it is very interesting!
You have a pretty good memory kit I think

Best,
Muhammed

[glorybound]

There should be a service where someone logs in remotely to optimize your hardware. I am running everything in stock, so as far as I know, I can get things faster with the proper settings.

[Muhammed_Hamed]

glorybound
Running stock RAM speed is not bad with this platform, it is what most people do. Plus, if you have all memory slots occupied it will be complicated to get something stable
Not worth the time to get this 5% speedup

Best,
Muhammed

[super gnu]

glorybound
Running stock RAM speed is not bad with this platform, it is what most people do. Plus, if you have all memory slots occupied it will be complicated to get something stable
Not worth the time to get this 5% speedup

Best,
Muhammed

agreed! im OCD and couldnt bear the fact that my scores were slightly lower than average for this cpu. the chances of me ever noticing it beyond benchmark scores is exactly zero.