DAWbench

[buzz1]

Thanks for sharing your knowlage on hardware Pictus.
I am not at all an expert so can I ask; is heating ramped up by how much work the processor has to do at any given time. But if not used near capacity stays cooler anyway.
I.E like a big car engine that may produce huge power and heat when pushed occasionally but most of the time stays well below its limits and thus lasts longer- if you get my drift.......

[Pictus]

You are welcome.
The more it works, more heat it produces, no work and they stay cool.
Also, to work at higher speeds they consume too much power and
generates too much heat, underclock and undervolt a bit and they
can run a lot cooler as you can see in the previous video.

[buzz1]

Got it.
Many thanks.

[agharta]

Power consumed is directly related to the frequency of the chip and to the square of its voltage.
That’s why reducing voltage is such a big deal.
E.g.
Increasing only the voltage by 20 percent will increase power consumption by 44 percent.
Increasing only the frequency by 20 percent will increase power consumption by 20 percent.

[Pictus]

AMD Ryzen 7950X: Impact of Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO) on Thermals and Content Creation Performance
https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/artic ... ance-2373/

[Pictus]

DAWbench Suite - AMD 7000 and 13th Gen Intel results
https://gearspace.com/board/showpost.ph ... tcount=934

[vignesh.vijay]

I’m struggling a little to read this. Can someone explain how to read this?

[Pictus]

I’m struggling a little to read this. Can someone explain how to read this?

This may help
viewtopic.php?p=8410859#p8410859

BTW, I am not with time to post in the forums anymore.

[Pictus]