Here's My Validation when under the 7th run of Cinebench I ran AC4, my max in-game temp was 56*, benching 10 times in a row, my max temp according to Core Temp was 53* on PERFORMANCE mode on my rad, and 58* when on balenced, because that **** gets noisy. When it didn't crash, and to my suprise got a nice 8.49pt score, and the squares for each core seemed to hang up less (perhaps higher stability from lower heat). I proceeded to run cinebench 64bit, expecting it to crash, already surprised it booted into windows. So, for *****s and giggles, I went into my bios and dropped the voltage to 1.48 at 75% LLC, which equated to 1.44v actual, occasionally getting up to 1.45 for a split second.
#Cinebench fx 8350 install#
I didn't care, because everything else ran beautifully, with a 8.58pt score in Cinebench ( Fluctuated from 8.39 to 8.58, for whatever reason, perhaps background processes.)Īfter a fresh install of windows on my new SSD, I opened up Corsair Link for my h80i while playing some AC4, which heats my CPU more than BF4 when at sea, and was spiking to 62-65* which.is a little over the max, and much too much for me. I am on water, so going off of extensive research, I bumped my voltage to 1.5 with 75% LLC and it was stable for 24/7 gaming, benching, etc, but crashed under prime after 20 minutes. Regardless, I did some reading on people reaching 5ghz, and most needed 1.48 at least, most in the low 1.5's. So, I was overclocked to 4.65ghz for the longest time, at around 1.42v which may have been a little more than needed, but temps were fine, so I didn't mind. I used the method of bumping the multi until I need voltage, bump voltage until stable, bump multi again, ect until a stable, temperature safe OC is reached.
So this article is basically functions as a performance chart overview.I have owned this 8350 for a few months, and have some extended experience in overclocking AMD CPU's. This article is nothing more then a performance overview of all four processors released yesterday. In this article we'll review the AMD FX 8150 - 8120 - 61 in a quickie performance review.
#Cinebench fx 8350 series#
It is AMD's most high-end and processor series to date, yet will remain an affordable processor series.ĪMD FX 8150 - 8120 - 61 performance review Also known as the Vishera generation with PileDriver cores, today FX 8300 series is tested. You guys have been hearing the magic word 'Vishera' for a while now and it is the codename for the Piledriver core based FX series processors f. We review the AMD FX 83E processor today. It's Vishera time again, and yeah that is the codename for the Piledriver core based FX series processors from AMD. We review the AMD FX 8320E processor today. next page please where we'll go a little more in-depth. That of course we are going to find out in topday's review. The theory behind it is simply, they should be more efficient and offer a notch more performance. A Piledriver core basically the 2nd revision of AMD's Bulldozers cores which we all know from AMD's FX series processors. Piledriver cores, these are the CPU cores inside the FX processor. The fourth and final processor released today is the FX-4300 which will have four CPU cores that are clocked at 3.8 GHz with a 4 GHz Turbo and as you can expect, a 4 MB cache. An 6MB L2 cache here as each core has 1 MB of L2. The FX 8320 will be the same yet with lower clock frequencies, 3.5 GHz on the core and 4 Ghz on the turbo.ĭropping down from eigh to six cores we find the FX-6300 which will be clocked at a base frequency of 3.5 GHz with Turbo's towards 4.1 GHz. The fastest of the upcoming chips is called the FX-8350 (which we review today) and it sports a base frequency of 4.0 GHz with a maximum Turbo frequency of 4.2GHz, 8MB of Level 2 cache memory, and has a TDP of 125W. Two of them featuring eight processing cores while the two other include six and respectively four cores. This 2nd generation of FX series processors will see four new processors. Good to know is that the processors again will be unlocked at no additional cost, and that means they are quite tweakable as well. The new AMD FX series processors from the Vishera family have Piledriver cores, we'll talk about that in a minute. The Vishera freezes in November, and the ice breaks up at the end of April.
The Vishera originates in the swamps near Lake Sindorskoe. Vishera, it sounds like a mysterious virus from a Mission Impossible movie, when you look it up really you won't find anything other then a Vishera river. And that makes the FX series a multi-threaded high frequency monster. The CPU tested today has eight physical CPU cores, it will have a base clock of 4000 MHz, and can Turbo towards 4200. Ya'll learned a new word in the past few weeks, 'Vishera' and it is/was the codename for the new Piledriver core based FX series processors from AMD. The AMD FX 8350 processor is here, and we'll test and review it.
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