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If CPU "BlaBla" has a single thread benchmark score of 2,500 at 4 GHz, how much would that single thread score increase if we overclocked it 50% (making it 6 GHz)? I assume this has to make sense.
A real example is the i7-4790K, which has the highest single thread CPU performance in the world.
This is measured at its "stock speed" or non-overclocked. Wouldn't its single threaded performance be better if it's overclocked, especially if it's overclocked to 5 GHz or higher?
How can we measure this difference?
Name one CPU that has higher single threaded performance than i7-4790K. – Butter Squarm – 2015-11-09T02:29:48.463
GeekBench has it as #1 among all CPUs they test, and it's been there for years. – Butter Squarm – 2015-11-09T02:31:24.020
But you ran away, little grasshopper ... come back when stronger. – Butter Squarm – 2015-11-09T04:17:13.007
How does one measure non-overclocked single thread CPU performance? That's obviously exactly how one should measure the overclocked performance, too. And from that you get the difference. Was that your question? – zagrimsan – 2015-11-09T09:12:35.060