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Memory makes a massive difference with Ryzen, just rna it on my 2700x with 3200mhz cl14 mem and got 3500 and change. Also I could try to use the same speed ram in all to help equalise that also. With more time, I'd set systems to run at fixed clock so there is no ambiguity. The 8086k seems to do a bit too well compared to the others. Speedup from HT/SMT is in ball park of 30%, so similar to R15. Intel CPUs seem to do a bit better here, but I haven't tested for ram scaling at all yet, so that might be a factor where it wasn't really in R15. Ryzen 1600: 1994 (97.7 points per core per GHz) Ryzen 2600: 2912 (all core clock 3.8-ish GHz, dual channel 2666 ram, 127.7 points per core per GHz) Ryzen 1600: 2536 (all core clock 3.4 GHz, dual channel 2933 ram, 124.3 points per core per GHz)
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Each test was run at least 2 times, the first time observing actual core clocks, 2nd time without monitoring software which generally lead to a small increase in score. Ok, some PRELIMINARY results and analysis.īattle of the 6 cores at my house. Once I get over that hurdle, it's time to get benching!Įdit: direct downloads are now also available:Įdit: Results can be posted in link below.
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Unfortunately there doesn't appear to be a standalone download for Windows, and you have to get it through the MS store. Every month we analyze your answers and change our rating. 50 of users selected LG 27UK650-W, 0 selected BenQ EL2870U, 0 selected Asus VP28UQG, 0 selected Acer Predator XB321HK and 50 selected LG 32UD60-B.
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This could be better representative of software and hardware looking forward. Customer’s Choice: the Best Rated Gaming Monitors for PS4 Pro. One area where it has been updated is that it scales to more threads, as well as using newer instructions. To match the latest version of the software, the company has now launched the Cinebench R20 benchmark.Įveryone loves Cinebench R15 right? What could be better than that? I don't know if this is it, but its successor is now available as Cinebench R20. In recent years it has slowly become less relevant, as Maxon has moved through to version 19 and 20 of the software. The latest version has been Cinebench R15, released for version 15 of Cinema 4D.
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I used to think 40" was big, then I got a 50" TV and thought that was big and now I have a 65" in my living room and would not go any smaller there.One of the key benchmarks that have been used in the industry is Cinebench. Also you quickly get used to whatever TV size you have. Have you considered for example wall mounting a TV or putting it on a monitor arm you can attach to a desk? If your main issue is fitting the screen due to say only having a small desk then these options will work. It's indeed unfortunate that truly good smaller TVs are nowadays pretty much extinct though and the smallest good ones tend to be around 50". Most 4K computer displays are not made for gaming so they often have high input lag whereas TVs have really improved on this metric over the past few years.
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I think for console gaming a TV is still your best bet. My point here is that unless you are willing to put down a fair bit of money, don't worry that much about HDR performance because it might not be that great.
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So for example my Samsung CRG9 is DisplayHDR1000 certified, but it has a miserable 10 dimming zones so its HDR is not very good for handling dark areas.
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Plus it's super expensive on smaller displays so only OLED TVs are feasible for most people. Each pixel can be as dark or as bright as needed but the overall brightness is usually lower than on LCDs. The drawback is that the number of dimming zones again determines how well it will work and it can show as halos around bright objects like icons because the local dimming will consider say a cursor to be a very bright object. Much better contrast, can handle the brightest and the darkest. The more dimming zones the better, but they tend to do well for very bright scenes but can look dull for ones that mix dark and bright because the local dimming will be on even in the dark areas if there are not enough dimming zones, resulting in grey blacks and so on. Edge lit dimming which you will find on most cheaper displays and TVs with HDR support.No local dimming means the display can't regulate its backlight to increase contrast.Ok, now we have 1000 nits peak brightness, that's good.īut then we get into other issues which is the backlight: Basically they can read HDR metadata but can't do much with it because they don't have the contrast or brightness needed to show the difference. HDR on computer displays is no different from TVs, meaning you will get varying levels of quality in about this order: