Slight difference on superposition benchmark from stock ryzen1700x with a 3461, to a...

[Allen J Russell]

Slight difference on superposition benchmark from stock ryzen1700x with a 3461, to a 3386 on stock fx8350. Same gpu and drivers.

 

[Allen J Russell]

Also ram is 3200mhz on ryzen 1700x with loose 16 16 16 36. Going to make a ram adjustment to 14 14 14 34

 

[Allen J Russell]

Branden Russell

 

[Amin Nausin]

it may not be cpu intensive much

 

[Amin Nausin]

there is very little physics in it

 

[Amin Nausin]

but this is better than my 10ish avg fps in 1080p extreme

 

[Vegard S. Slinning]

It's not CPU dependant in the slightest lol

 

[Vasil Aivazov]

try with octane and more cpu intensive things

 

[Allen J Russell]

I figured there wouldn't be mich gain since last time I used this benchmark my biggest gains were from a serious overclock on the gpu. Not as much overclocking the cpu

 

[Allen J Russell]

I have no comparison for the fx8350 to the r1700x

 

[Allen J Russell]

1070 ftw dt

 

[Kelly Vick]

 

[Ali Chakra]

That benchmark is for killing graphics cards not processors

 

[Daniel Gizmetti]

yeah but that amount can vary based on running it over and over. You need to do a minimum of three test per hardware setup. You take the average of the three numbers for both setups and thats what you get for scores. l2benchmark