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Using my backup CPU while I wait another couple days for my new mobo/ram... This thing is sad to say the least.

I'm not sure if this scoring is the same as in 2017 when I did 2435 & 9485 on my i5-6600K.. if it is, it explains clearly why I can barely run Rocket League at 30FPS on Low.

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EDIT: new motherboard and RAM are installed, i5-6600K @4.5GHz is back. :cool:

I think 537.8 on the Single Thread Test puts me at #4 on an updated leaderboard!

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Oh baby that score.

Honestly no, I'm kinda over all this. If somebody else wants to take it over they're welcome to. I have the files still knocking around somewhere....
 
Have no complaints returning to AMD with this new rig... Paired with the 3060Ti, I'm finally able to record gameplay in 1080p 60FPS :cool:

Definitely slaps my i5-6600K in the face with the multi-thread performance.


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Have been wondering if I'll regret going non X3D, but really been pretty pleased so far now that I have a stable one. Spent $270 on it and almost within swinging distance of ones nearly twice the price.
 
Darren said:
Have been wondering if I'll regret going non X3D, but really been pretty pleased so far now that I have a stable one. Spent $270 on it and almost within swinging distance of ones nearly twice the price.
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I do a lot of sim gaming of all sorts so the X3D would really benefit from my use case. Thought about a 9950X3D, but could not justify that extra step up for practically no benefit for me since I'm not really doing very heavy CAD work at home.
 
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