Post your GEEKBENCH scores!

[eyeris10]

"Have you achieved those speed with or without NullCPUPowermanagement.kext ?? I have the same component as yours and I am trying to find a way of getting rid of this kext which kills sleep on my system."

Hi eyeris10,

I am NOT using NullCPUmanagement.kext on either system - have never touched it (I have 2 separate drives installed). What kind of speeds are you getting? I've never bothered with overclocking as I feel my CPUs run a little warm.

Oh...and the machine sleeps and wakes with no problems and running 64 bit on both.

Regards

Eco

Thanks for your reply !

I have never used it before (NullCPUPowermanagement.kext) but I noticed that my system wasn't as fast as it was suppose to be. With no overclocking except the fact that I adjusted the memory to 1600mhz, I could only achieve a geekbench score of 5300 since I upgraded to Lion. (I had never done a geekbench test before so I got no proof that it might have been that way also on SL.

Somebody on this forum suggested that I add this kext because apparently bad power management could result in very low performance. I added it and miraculously the geekbench score went way up to a bit over 10 000 on 64bit. But as I said, sleep won't work anymore.

I am on a x58a-ud3r rev 2.0, i7 950 3.20, got 6gb of Corsair 1600mhz RAM and a XFX Radeon 5870 1gb DDR5 with Eyefinity. Everything was working perfectly except that it seemed slow for the power of the specs of this machine. That is why I tried to do the benchmark and got really disappointed with such a low score.

I would really be happy to find a solution that wouldn't involve to break sleep fonction on my system but still get better results than 5300... Maybe I should try to do a clean install of Lion... This is the only solution I can think of, but I would rather find something less time-consuming.

Thanks again

 

[jbcx3]

15971... I had 16,000+ but I clocked back down to 4.4 instead of 4.5 after two freezes during normal use..

I'm upset that I can't clock higher though =[

 

[powerpcg5]

You really need to run some Prime95 Torture Test. There's no point to a high score if your PC can't pass those tests... that's like walking on a tightrope that any second could break/crash. Geekbenchmark score is not stressfull enough.

 

[sjvintage]

My torture regime consists of at least 12 hours of Prime95 large in-place ffts (max heat/power consumption), and at least 8 hours of memtest86. If you have no errors after all this, you can rest assured that you have a solid overclock. Oh and make sure your temps are within reasonable range.

 

[revco]

11,101 on my stock system.

Board: Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD5 Rev2
CPU: Intel i7-950 @ 3.07GHz
Graphics: Sapphire Radeon HD 5770

 

[OiWarning]

My Score : 9619

Board : Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD4

CPU : Core i5 2500K @ 3.30 GHz

GPU : Asus EAH5850 DirectCU

 

[jaspercat5]

Just finished building my new system. Intel 3.5Ghz over clocked to 4.5GHz. ram at 1600 (no over clock)

Runs the Apple Cinema Display without Atlona as it has 2 x mini display ports. Also runs Win 7 at full resolution 2560 x 1440

GB Intel 2700K oc at 4.5Ghz.png

 

[ddtmm]

Very Nice!
passed prime95 test!

3.3 Ghz i7 980 (overclocked to 4.0 Ghz)
GA-X58A-UD3R (rev. 2.0)
24GB Kingston HyperX Blu DDR3 1333 (overclocked to 1600)
GeForce 9800 GT 1024 MB
Crucial M4 SSD 128GB


http://browse.geekbench.ca/geekbench2/537188



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[abhie09]

I do not overclock, because my processor and board does not support, with low prices are still able to compete. with spec i3 2100,GA H67M-D2-B3,GTS 450 the score 7252

 

[mildj84ns]

Hp ProBook 4530s
i3-2310m
HD 3000
4 Gb

Score: 5117