Synthetic Benchmarks
PCMark 10
Getting the party started with PCMark 10, we find the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory collecting 9926 PCMarks, which was outrun by the Spider X5 6400MHz by about 1.1%. Overclocking the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory found 29 additional PCMarks but it is still behind the SpiderX5 in terms of total score.
Geekbench 6 (Multicore)
Moving on to Geekbench 6’s multicore benchmark, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory defeats the Spider X5 6400MHz by 13 points with overclocking taking the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory 320 points higher than its base score.
Geekbench 6 (Singlecore)
In single-core mode, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory chalks up a 2880 in Geekbench 6, which is a good bit behind the Spider X5’s 3005 score. Overclocking the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory belts out an extra 41 points for its score.
AIDA64 Memory Read
For AIDA64’s Memory Read test, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory achieved 104,448 MB/s of throughput with the Spider X5 6400MHz lining up behind it at 100,619 MB/s. Overclocking the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory boosted it to 108,846 MB/s.
AIDA64 Memory Write
For AIDA64’s Memory Write test, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory achieved 89,714 MB/s of throughput with the Spider X5 6400MHz lining up behind it at 87,480 MB/s. Overclocking the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory boosted it to 94,400 MB/s.
AIDA64CPU Queen
In AIDA64’s CPU Queen test, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory landed on top with a score of 158,809, which was nearly 400 better than the Spider X5 6400MHz memory. Overclocking did no favors for the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory and dropped the score by a few points to 158,725.
AIDA64 SHA3
For AIDA64’s SHA3 test, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory delivered a score of 9169 which was just 11 below the Spider X5 6400MHz memory. Overclocking split the score difference with the overclocked Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory landing at 9175. In this particular test, the scores are likely within the margin of error given how close they are.
CineBench R23 (Multi Core)
In Cinebench R23’s Multicore test, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory delivered a score of 38,479 which was defeated by the X5 Spider 6400 MHz’s 40,021. Overclocking provided a slight assist to the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory to get it up to 39,017.
CineBench R23 (Single Core)
On the Cinebench R23 single core front, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory chalked up a 2176 score which was bested by the Spider X5 6400MHz at 2199. Overclocking the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory brought it out on top with a score of 2222.
VRay 5
In VRay 5, the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory delivered a score of 26,873 which was below the Spider X5 6400MHz memory’s 27,43 score. Overclocking the Predator Hermes 6800MHz memory yielded a slight improvement to 26,902.