atfrico
You can up the score if you try running the bench with 1 core OC in the CPU....

Agreed. Also, Time Spy isn't too hard on the CPU, so if you can get to a 5.2-5.3GHz all-core just to run the test, you'll get a much better score. Here's mine with a 5.5, 5.5, 5.4, 5.4, 5.3, 5.3, 5.3, 5.3 per-core. I have a slightly beefier radiator on the CPU, but I would think you could get the time spy run in on yours with similar settings even if you wouldn't be able to run there for CBr23 or something.

B0baganoosh



Agreed. Also, Time Spy isn't too hard on the CPU, so if you can get to a 5.2-5.3GHz all-core just to run the test, you'll get a much better score. Here's mine with a 5.5, 5.5, 5.4, 5.4, 5.3, 5.3, 5.3, 5.3 per-core. I have a slightly beefier radiator on the CPU, but I would think you could get the time spy run in on yours with similar settings even if you wouldn't be able to run there for CBr23 or something.

The hard part for me is the DDR4 limitation it makes it a bit more well challenging lol even going up to 5.3ghz right now its not helping too much. 5.3 all core only netted me 200-300 points on the cpu take it I need to tweak it more.
 

atfrico
You can up the score if you try running the bench with 1 core OC in the CPU....either way that score is beast knowing you are running the 3090ti on Air.
Would you consider running the 3090ti on water? Or AIO?
The reason i say this is because the new Gen of hardware IMO 🤓 will.be known as the "skip series" 🤣🤣🤣😏😼

No look at my temps the card already runs really cool, it's not a full silicon lottery chip my buddy's 3090 TI FTW3 Ultra Gaming hits 2085-2100 boost clock on its own on air. Mine does not do that. So GPU wise I may be about as high as its going to get. Zero desire for water and all that goes with it again, and an AIO EVGA is not selling them and there is not an AIO on the market for a gpu I would even trust.
If I had a 1080 still or a 2080 I would upgrade to a 4090 right now even though the card is not what nvidia promised unless you use frame generation and that is a big turn off right there giving up image quality plus the latency and the fact it does not bench 2x as fast.  Perfectly happy with my 3090 TI, and its only 10-20 frames behind a 4090 in the one game I care about that is even taxing for my system.
The 13th gen i9 is impressive but if you are concerned about power you need a z790 board on the z690 power usage as shown on the reviews flys up, then there is the whole DDR5 is still not able to run in gear one, so you need to sort of muscle past gear two with more ram speed.

donta1979

B0baganoosh



Agreed. Also, Time Spy isn't too hard on the CPU, so if you can get to a 5.2-5.3GHz all-core just to run the test, you'll get a much better score. Here's mine with a 5.5, 5.5, 5.4, 5.4, 5.3, 5.3, 5.3, 5.3 per-core. I have a slightly beefier radiator on the CPU, but I would think you could get the time spy run in on yours with similar settings even if you wouldn't be able to run there for CBr23 or something.

The hard part for me is the DDR4 limitation it makes it a bit more well challenging lol even going up to 5.3ghz right now its not helping too much. 5.3 all core only netted me 200-300 points on the cpu take it I need to tweak it more.

 
Sorry! I missed that. I actually have no idea how much DDR5 helps CPU score in that. I'm sure the comparisons are out there though.

B0baganoosh
 
Sorry! I missed that. I actually have no idea how much DDR5 helps CPU score in that. I'm sure the comparisons are out there though.

It’s pretty interesting gear 2 on ddr4 it really hurts, gear 1 nets you anywhere from 2-3k points on ddr4 and helps your gpu score. It will also increase your minimum frames over gear 2.
Now ddr5 as we know can only run in gear 2, you sort of have to muscle past that with speed. Like ddr5 at 5200mhz only nets you anywhere from 300-600 points on the cpu score. So you get ddr5 6000mhz+ and that you are looking at 1-3k points depending on the cpu and data getting to the gpu faster increasing both score. I have noticed the 12th gen i7’s getting more of a benefit out of it than the i9. The i9 will still get higher of course but having a 20k cpu score is a big jump over using ddr4 and having to oc your cpu like crazy.

Well I have a friend that tried to get me to buy the Razor CP 2077 mouse at full MSRP last year was like 150-180 or so, its been awhile. I told him nope rather like my 25 dollar EVGA X17 mouse. Well he DMed me on discord and was look Prime Day that mouse is on sale 70 bucks, then does a haha emoji and then types I got you to spend more money! Yup I caved...










Still surprised the EVGA Supernova P3 1200 Platinum could not handle my systems load. Thanks to the gpu's irregular voltage protection it went out with a whimper and not a bang.
The HX1500i is a buy once and done.... Not going though this again.... First it was the gigabyte boom psu, then the EVGA Supernova 850w, upgraded to the P3 1200 for my 3080 12gb then to the 3090 TI.  I thought the corsair cables would make it a bit easier to deal with. Nope haha.

Nice mouse....im still waiting on you to wear the cyberpunk gear in halloween 🙃👍

atfrico
Nice mouse....im still waiting on you to wear the cyberpunk gear in halloween 🙃👍

I don’t dress up anymore or go to Halloween Parties. I just hand out candy these days.

My Pc has been featured on CPPC multiple times, and found out this morning IBuyPower featured my PC in their newsletter. -.- Now if my mouse pad will just show up....





Cyberpower PC has featured my PC a few times. Well now IBUYPOWER has -.-

When you do not check the dimensions of a gaming mouse pad this happens. Guess I will be ordering a Samuri one from Razer in medium. Because this Large is huge!