How Fast is your PC / MAC ? (Post your CineBench 11.5 results)

My computer project I've been working on made the Top 500 list for 2013. Can't go into much detail, but all these crypto currency turds wanted to use it to mine Bitcoin!
 
Nice thread dig & good to see that there are other PC builders here!

Here's my current machine. Built it in December 2013. Processor is not OC'd yet, but I will eventually get around to it.

Edit--I just realized I used R15 instead of 11.5. Have added a 11.5 screenshot as well. Quite a drop in fps going from new to old version.
 

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Ye olde laptop is still putting up a fight. This is a 2008 Macbook Pro running OS X Mavericks. The only changes I've made are the 1TB SSD Hybrid drive and 8GB DDR3 RAM.

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Everyone should post up with the latest version of Cinebench.


You're welcome to post both 11.5 and the newest but at a minimum lets keep posting v11.5

Personally I'm not upgrading my home desktop until Intel's sub $400 i7 CPUs can break 10.0 on the Cinebench version 11.5 scale.

At this time they simply don't. I'm still happy with 5.6 score. After all .... my PC was built in 2009.
 
You're welcome to post both 11.5 and the newest but at a minimum lets keep posting v11.5

Personally I'm not upgrading my home desktop until Intel's sub $400 i7 CPUs can break 10.0 on the Cinebench version 11.5 scale.

At this time they simply don't. I'm still happy with 5.6 score. After all .... my PC was built in 2009.

I was hoping to get others to do it to see if their OpenGL scores are as far apart from the 2 different versions as mine are....
 
Here's mine. Mid 2012 Macbook Pro retina

Processor 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 4000 1024 MB

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Does anyone else look at these results and wonder what happened to Moores Law?

I built my i7 920 PC in mid 2009. It is able to pull a 5.0 - 5.6 score depending on overclock on air settings.

It has been almost exactly 5 years.

Intel still doesn't have a consumer (eg non-Xtreme) i7 for sale that will break 11.0 (basically double my score).

So its been 60 months since May 2009 and they are still not selling a CPU that has doubled the score.

If you look up the highest non-Xtreme i7 chip for sale on Newegg and then look up benchmarks it is still below a 11.0 on CineBench v11.5.

Obviously Intel is holding back.
 
just over clocked with the oc genie button on my board
intel i5 4670k oc to 4.2 ghz
msi z87 gd65 gaming
msi N770 TF 2GD5/OC (GeForce GTX 770 GAMING)
corsair vengence 8gb ram
corsair h100i water cooling

 
As a gamer this is kind of embarrassing. This system is in need of an upgrade but funds have to hard to come by of late.

Cards are X-fire, 16GB RAM and running a 128GB Corsair GT3 SSD as OS drive. Games that I frequent are on my Raptor Raid drives and the other games and misc go onto one of the 2TB drives.

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You're welcome to post both 11.5 and the newest but at a minimum lets keep posting v11.5

Personally I'm not upgrading my home desktop until Intel's sub $400 i7 CPUs can break 10.0 on the Cinebench version 11.5 scale.

At this time they simply don't. I'm still happy with 5.6 score. After all .... my PC was built in 2009.

Time to upgrade!!!

4790k @ 4.7ghz
R9 290 Crossfire; overclocked as well (Only one GPU gets utilized in this benchmark though)

 

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