3DMark 11


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3DMark 11 tests a systems DirectX 11 performance. Our 6800k received a score of 1564 on the performance preset with the 6700 about 9% behind at 1422. The 6800k beat the previous gen 5600k by a whopping 24%.
The numbers pushed by the Richland chips are very impressive considering there is no discrete GPU.

3DMark


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The new 3DMark benchmark is an all-in-one suite. It has a test for mobile devices (Ice Storm), home PCs (Cloud Gate), and gaming PCs (Fire Strike). I included the Cloud Gate and Fire Strike benches since this system falls right in between those two categories. In the Cloud Gate benchmark the 6800k scored 5859 and the 6700 scored a 5205, giving the 6800k an 11% advantage.
In Fire Strike the 6700 scored 871 points while the 6800k pulled off a 981, again an 11% improvement.

Passmark


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Passmark tests the system as a whole, CPU, 2D, 3D, etc. In the CPU section the 6800k scored a 5330 while the 6700 scored 5188. This minor change is due simply to the clock increase of the 6800k. The 5600k got beat by 14.6%.
In the 2D portion, the 6700 scored 535 and the 6800k 576, about a 7% increase. This again is caused mainly by the clock speed difference. The 5600k is down by about 13%.
The 3D benchmark relies on the GPU so logically the 6800k and 6700 scored about the same around 860. The 5600k only scored a 773.

Unigine Heaven


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Unigine Heaven is a graphically intensive DirectX 11 benchmark that heavily stresses the GPU as well as the CPU. This benchmark is designed for high-end graphics cards so predictably the scores and FPS are quite low. The 6800k did on average about 10% better than the 6700 , scoring a 273 and averaging 10.8 FPS. Strangely the 6700 scored very close to the 5600k, only beating it by a few points.