No one here takes it seriuosly as I have seen more scores fluctuate from not even changing anything. WEI is garbage and should not even be considered a benchmark. Part of the problem MAY be because i can't run my Ram cards in dual channel, i think i may have a bad board, cant RMA it till i fix my laptop other wise im stuck without a computer for a while I gotta do more research on gflops cause i don't know what that is lulz I currently have it stable 4.5GHz with VCore 1.40v & VTT 1.20vīut i am still getting 105 gflops, not sure what its supposed to be at FPU-only load average is used to simulate worst case scenario load levels similar to Intel Burn Test or OCCT. My processor and ram used to score 7.7 each, now they dropped to 7.6 each, not a big difference, but overclocking is supposed to increase performance not reduce it lulz
INTEL BURN TEST AFTER NEW COOLER WINDOWS
Yeah i have notice a performance decrease on running Windows Experience Index Cooler Master Seidon 120V arrived to me in a completely new type of package made from recycled carton paper with very compact dimensions. Notice you raised the core clock 10 but you only got a 4.5 increase in Gflops. The important part is the test passed and secondary the Gflops. In any case, it is not to be taken seriously, just dismiss it. I installed the new processor and the new cooler and I am getting 20c idle according to 'Real Temp' 30c idle according to 'Core Temp' 90c During IntelBurn Test according to 'Real Temp' 100c During IntelBurn Test according to 'Core Temp' I also updated my BIOS earlier to the latest version of which seems to have had no impact. Penny-pinchers often forego unnecessary extras.
INTEL BURN TEST AFTER NEW COOLER PC
Notice how the clock speeds are shown to be at the normal speeds rather then the overclocked speeds? or turbo boost speeds? i forgot what voltages i used for the CPU Vcore on either overclock, but they both are different. It could be that IntelBurn does not factor in a multiplier change, and just polls the CPU base freq. Building a gaming PC is an expensive proposition, even on the value side of thingswe’re talking about at lest 500 for a new machine. I decided to run Cinebench R11.5 and Wprime 1024 calculate. Instead of running applications like Prime95 or Intel burn test which is unrealistic to me. This one was ran with my CPU Overclocked 4.4GHz After reading the huge topic on the i7-4790k overheating thread I decided to look into the i7-machines we just built recently to see if we had that problem. Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2500K CPU 3.30GHz This one was run with my CPU Overclocked 4.0GHz Intel i5 2500k 3.3ghz (3.7ghz Turbo Boost)
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