- Joined
- Mar 8, 2012
- Messages
- 16
- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z390 UD
- CPU
- i9-9900K
- Graphics
- RX 590
- Mac
Hello all,
first of all, thanks to tonymac and its community. I'm a happy owner of three great hackintoshes (server, workstation, render cow) thanks to your help.
My first post is about a performance issues. (geekbench 32, single / multi-core score)
Let me explain : on a 4770 based setup (B85, 12gigs) i got 3228 / 12681 on OS X and 3389 / 13129 on Windows 7. That's an expected difference, no problem at the moment.
But on my main setup (3930k, X79, LGA2011, 32gigs) the difference is huge : 2915 / 21236 on OS X and 3853 / 22793 on windows.
In real world use I can feel that After Effects is a bit more laggy when rendering a single frame (in a live composition, when just a thread is used frame by frame) by switching to OS X / Windows.
That's not so slight to be forgotten.
So anyone has a clue ?
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An other problem not related to the first, occuring on OS X AND windows (Believed at first time that OS X only was affected, but that's not OS dependant).
Basically the 3930k get destroyed by the 4770 on a frame by frame basis (when only mono-thread is engaged).
I knew that the sandy bridge architecture was out-performed by Ivy but by a small margin (15 or 30% at max)
But actually it's more one a 3 to 4 ratio, 3930k is muuuuch slower to render my composition (noticeably with heavy effects like Trapcode Particular, for those who knows After Effects world).
When I inspect Task Manager on win or Activity monitor on OS X, I can clearly see that the 4770 setup use much more that 100% on the thread (300 to 400%) when the 3930k never go upon 100% on the single thread.
It's like the 4770 knows how to distribute a mono-thread on 3 or 4 cores where the 3930 is capped to 100% (one core used at full)
Actually my main working beast is a slug when working with AE compared to the much lighter 4770 setup (a lot less ram, not overclocked, no RAID, etc)
Do you know if intel added a specific "killer" feature that paralellize a single thread across multiple core or something like that ?
It's seems to be after effects related, but not sure at all. (Other appz never seems to be capped to 100% like this on a single thread)
Of course, this performance gap remains even if I tried different BIOS version, defaut or custom BIOS settings etc.
I'm a bit stuck, if you know...
first of all, thanks to tonymac and its community. I'm a happy owner of three great hackintoshes (server, workstation, render cow) thanks to your help.
My first post is about a performance issues. (geekbench 32, single / multi-core score)
Let me explain : on a 4770 based setup (B85, 12gigs) i got 3228 / 12681 on OS X and 3389 / 13129 on Windows 7. That's an expected difference, no problem at the moment.
But on my main setup (3930k, X79, LGA2011, 32gigs) the difference is huge : 2915 / 21236 on OS X and 3853 / 22793 on windows.
In real world use I can feel that After Effects is a bit more laggy when rendering a single frame (in a live composition, when just a thread is used frame by frame) by switching to OS X / Windows.
That's not so slight to be forgotten.
So anyone has a clue ?
----------
An other problem not related to the first, occuring on OS X AND windows (Believed at first time that OS X only was affected, but that's not OS dependant).
Basically the 3930k get destroyed by the 4770 on a frame by frame basis (when only mono-thread is engaged).
I knew that the sandy bridge architecture was out-performed by Ivy but by a small margin (15 or 30% at max)
But actually it's more one a 3 to 4 ratio, 3930k is muuuuch slower to render my composition (noticeably with heavy effects like Trapcode Particular, for those who knows After Effects world).
When I inspect Task Manager on win or Activity monitor on OS X, I can clearly see that the 4770 setup use much more that 100% on the thread (300 to 400%) when the 3930k never go upon 100% on the single thread.
It's like the 4770 knows how to distribute a mono-thread on 3 or 4 cores where the 3930 is capped to 100% (one core used at full)
Actually my main working beast is a slug when working with AE compared to the much lighter 4770 setup (a lot less ram, not overclocked, no RAID, etc)
Do you know if intel added a specific "killer" feature that paralellize a single thread across multiple core or something like that ?
It's seems to be after effects related, but not sure at all. (Other appz never seems to be capped to 100% like this on a single thread)
Of course, this performance gap remains even if I tried different BIOS version, defaut or custom BIOS settings etc.
I'm a bit stuck, if you know...