I see a ton of posts with people scoring around 39-40k at 253W, and I'm getting 35k but I feel like I have a bunch of thermal headroom to increase that.
What should I look into to keep the CPU at 253W but improve the performance? It's Cinebench so I'm okay with raising the temps into the 90s.
I also suspect it has something to do with my e-cores only being 7-8c behind the p-cores? They're all around 69c where my p-cores are around 72-77c. Are they boosting too high and pulling too much of that 253W power limit? Is there a way to trade their performance for more p-core performance? Or is that not what my issue is?
This is my load under Cinebench R23
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If you have the headroom just get rid of the limits in XTU by changing the amps to unlimited and getting rid of the P1 and have it just constantly have a stable boost frequency. Its definitely power limited cause my i5-13600k hits like 245W. From there pull down voltages or increase clocks, depending on id you have headroom after getting rid of the power limits.