15668
+180, +1600 with the classy tool

kris1111
15668
+180, +1600 with the classy tool

Jesus. Nice score. What were your classy settings? Ambient temps and cooling setup? And lastly, your CPU clock?
 
Edit: Can you link the run?

nice man this you right 15668  https://www.3dmark.com/pr/675650 so how you get it down to  average temperature of 30°C ?

How the heck did you get a 9900k to run 5.4 
 
Mine runs 5.2 and I though that I hit the silicon lottery. Cooled by EVGA CLC 280.

if i had to guess, i would say ice bucket for the gpu AIO Rad, got no idea about that 5.4 on the 9900k but hats off to you that's blowing smoke 

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/55241195?
 
here is my high score for reference. that's at +1100 +145 on LN2 setting. no class tool. 21 room/start gpu temp

NVDD 1.150
FBVDD 1.38750
MSVDD 1.150
Both Level 1
Both disable
The rad was submerged in iced water in one of those disposable silver cooking trays. 
My 9900K is more than golden. It runs nicely at 5.4GHz on 1,35v, for 3D benchmarks needs 1,375v. I run it daily at 5.2

Wow, great results guys, keep them coming.
 
I'm not willing to put my AIO into a bucket, but I am going to open my window tonight and hang my PC out of it in 2C air lol. 
 
That 9900k is a 1%'er for sure. I daily 5.1 at under 1.3v and I thought that was good. I had to add some ICCMAX in XTU to make it stable, the 193A was not enough.
Not to get off topic, but do you run LLC7 for that extreme 5.4 clock? Any other goodies you've found to make it stable? I also don't run a constant voltage for daily use, so it can clock down and stay cool and hopefully extend the life.

808sting
My ftw3 can barely break 14K using same setup.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/663778
 
LN2 bios with stock card switch settings using PX1.  Going to play some games and burn-in card before I request XOC and use classy.  

Let me know how the improved clocks increase FPS from compared to your FTW.
 

kris1111
NVDD 1.150
FBVDD 1.38750
MSVDD 1.150
Both Level 1
Both disable
The rad was submerged in iced water in one of those disposable silver cooking trays. 
My 9900K is more than golden. It runs nicely at 5.4GHz on 1,35v, for 3D benchmarks needs 1,375v. I run it daily at 5.2

lol good stuff iced water, i called it right good for me