#I7 6700k cinebench pro#
#I7 6700k cinebench free#

'VX up to 233 MHz' motherboard (idk what model exactly)Ħ4MB RAM (one invoice hints that it may have involved 'SIMM 4Mx32-60 72-pin')ĪTI All-In-Wonder (originally bought August 1997 - the original / 1st-generation AIW)

#I7 6700k cinebench pro#

(For example, how much faster is an R7 5950X, TR Pro 3995X or Epyc 7742 (or at least an i7-6700K / 4790K) vs a 286-10, with the same software / benchmark on both. basically I'm wanting to figure out just how much of an uplift in performance we've had over the years of upgrades. These are systems that my family has had in the past.

#I7 6700k cinebench free#

Replacing failed TIM would be permissible, though, but preferably with something similar quality to the original nothing fancy like NT-H1, Kryonaut, etc.)Īlso does anyone have the following older hardware, who could run some benchmarks as well? (Feel free to choose, so long as it's something I can run on a modern system to make a direct comparison.) (I don't even remember ever enabling any type of memory overclock / enhancements, like whatever AMD's version of XMP would have been at the time, or if anything like that was even available. I'd really like the benchmarks to be done at completely factory-stock settings, basically the way I ran my system when I had it. I've looked on HWBot and maybe a couple other places, but it looks like a lot of those may have been overclocked, or at least the scores are all over the place. 7-Zip and/or other apps with benchmark capabilitiesĪny other benchmarks you can think of, that can also be run on more modern systems, like.3DMark - Ice Storm, and any older versions of 3DMark back to '99 were there any older ones as well?.Therefore I'm obviously unable to benchmark them, but was wondering if someone else hopefully has them and could run a few benchmarks for me? : That's what I used to have, but sent them to a recycler about 8 or so years ago after the motherboard had passed away. (Or at least the same CPU, graphics and DDR2-800 RAM even if it's a different motherboard and not the exact same RAM SKUs?) GIGABYTE GA-MA69G-S3H AM2 AMD 690G HDMI ATX AMD Motherboard (includes on-board ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 graphics)Ģx G.SKILL 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model F2-6400CL5D-2GBNQ Alternately maybe I could search for other screenshots that include the characters in the name that I need that my own system doesn't have, and copy/ accordingly.)ĪMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ Brisbane Dual-Core 2.1 GHz Socket AM2 65W ADO4000DDBOX Processor (with the stock CPU cooler and TIM) Hey all, was wondering about a few things mostly related to CPUs.ĭoes anyone know what font Cinebench (R23, although other versions may be okay too) uses in the section where it mentions your system specs? (I'm working on a screenshot collage for something - basically comparing the uplift of a hypothetical future CPU over an existing CPU, vs the existing CPU's uplift over an older CPU.