3DMark
3DMark is a benchmarking tool created and developed by Futuremark Corporation to determine the 3D rendering performance of GPU and CPU. In this article we only use the Physix workload testing routing to find out how capable a processor is. The score is measured in points where higher is better.
Fire Strike Physix
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Points |
% |
| Core
i7-6950X @ Default |
20'915 |
122.34 |
| Core
i7-6950X @ 4.2GHz |
25'807 |
150.95 |
| Core
i7-6950X @ 4.2 GHz DDR4-3000 |
26'016 |
152.18 |
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| Core
i7-5960X @ Default |
17'096 |
100.00 |
| Core
i7-5960X @ 4.2GHz |
20'273 |
118.58 |
| Core
i7-5960X @ 4.2 GHz DDR4-3000 |
20'623 |
120.63 |
3DMark 11 Physix
| |
Points |
% |
| Core
i7-6950X @ Default |
16'098 |
105.24 |
| Core
i7-6950X @ 4.2GHz |
17'324 |
113.26 |
| Core
i7-6950X @ 4.2 GHz DDR4-3000 |
19'867 |
129.88 |
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| Core
i7-5960X @ Default |
15'296 |
100.00 |
| Core
i7-5960X @ 4.2GHz |
17'006 |
111.18 |
| Core
i7-5960X @ 4.2 GHz DDR4-3000 |
19'521 |
127.62 |
Core i5-6600K vs Core i5-2500K - 2D Performance 