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Hello all. I thought it was time ocnet had a Y-Cruncher benchmark scores thread, so here we go.

For those who aren't aware, Y-Cruncher is one of the most intense programs used for memory benchmarking and stability testing. This program does use AVX instructions and will run as hot as p95small avx/linpackextreme with avx/LinX with avx so keep that in mind.

For those of you who have 16gb, run the 1B benchmark. For those who have 32GB, run the 5B benchmark. If you have 64gb, run the 10B benchmark.

Downloadlink: y-cruncher - A Multi-Threaded Pi Program

Starting things off:
Y-Cruncher 5B benchmark w/ 9900K 4.9ghz all core, 4.5ghz ring, 8c16t, 4x8gb@4500 16-16-16-34


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Could have sworn there was a y-cruncher benchmark thread around before this one, but it was probably pretty old.

Anyway, my air cooled 3900X w/PBO and a 2x16GiB kit of cheap Hynix CJR at 3733 18-20/10-20-38:
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Reported overhead is a bit high cause I've got a few background tasks running that I didn't want to interrupt...pretty light weight stuff though, so shouldn't skew results too much. Will do another run later.

Also, I notice that you guys don't have large memory pages enabled. Not sure how much this affects y-cruncher, but it should improve things.
 
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12900KS @ 5.5Ghz / E_Cores @ 4.3 Cache @ 4.4. DDR5 @ 6822 32/40/40/28 all sub timings configured as close to appropriate as possible for speed and stability.

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13900KOC Score, is this decent?

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thank you sir, wish others would post up in here again
 
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so I did a fresh install of 22H2 and spent hours and hours disabling all the BS and tweaking what i knew to adjust, etc.... but unlike my y-cruncher score above, I was @ 49.8 SO OVER 1 POINT SLOWER then 21H2 which gave me the above score with basically 1/2 the OS disabled and tons of tweaking..... I was so pissed with this fresh install of 22H2, that I found a ISO of Windows 11 "tiny" and installed it, ZERO setup afterward as it wasnt needed cause its so stripped!!! I just install all my drivers and got this

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Ill be coming at this with 8 more cores next week...
 
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