i7 3930K OC 4.6GHz - KeyShot Pro 4.0.74 - 92 fps

Started by DriesV, April 02, 2013, 12:11:09 PM

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DriesV

I just realized I hadn't posted my camera bench results for KS4 on my 3930K machine yet...

System Overview
Custom shop-built machine
i7-3930k, 3.2Ghz, overclocked to 4.6Ghz
Win 7, Professional, 64-Bit
16 GB RAM
240 GB Intel 520 SSD
Graphics: Nvidia Quadro 2000 & GeForce GTX 670

KeyShot 4.0.74 fps: 92



I upgraded my CPU cooler (Corsair H100) to a Swiftech H220 kit with 2 high quality fans. This chopped off a good 10 degrees of my max. core temperatures at the same settings. I can now happily run KeyShot with my CPU at 4.6GHz all day long. :D CPU core/package temperatures never exceed 72 deg C. VCORE hits max. of 1.344V (CPU-Z) on any production workloads; typically = 1.328V.

Dries

jiyang1018

It's amazing how low voltage you could set to get to 4.6GHz. I believe it is thanks to P8 workstation series motherboard.

On my Rampage IV Extreme, 4.6GHz won't even boot at 1.34v. I finally get 4.7GHz@1.45v. It is quite safe to get 1.45v for 3930K as long as you have enough cooling.

H220 should perform about 5-6c cooler than H100 in most cases and 5-6c cooler than H100i in extreme cases according to this:
http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/swiftech_h220_aio_review/2
Note that H100 failed 4.6G@1.45v test on 3960X, which overclocks better than 3930K.

Enough for overclocking, and let's talk about fps.

I tried several times and got this conclusion.
If you close HWmonitor, you should be able to get to 93.5fps from 92fps, and if you close both CPU-Z and HWmonitor, you can get 94.5fps. At least that was my case. CPUZ and HWmonitor have to constantly update information, and this process does consume CPU power, about 1-1.5% I guess.

Want to see SR-X platform benchmark comparing to your HP 820.