I've seen people get closer to 15k on CPU score with the same CPU.

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  1. Dangerous_Alfalfa_77

    I have a -30v on all cores and +100mhz for the CPU.

  2. Zenelle1

    Specs? Temperatures? I can’t really tell without having the full picture.

  3. Impossible_Total2762

    -30 is too optimistic…

    Disable “gaming mode” if you have it enabled.

  4. Make sure XMP enabled, if you have turbo mode enabled in bios for some reason disable it. I’ve heard this can affect things but not sure myself. Exit out of anything else you have running in the background. I hit about 16k with -25 co. You get like 2k more on graphics than me though with the same card 😭

  5. Lerppu86

    Lol my weak ass 57003xd did get more than that

  6. ArmaGhettOn84

    Please learn how to take screenshots -.- best hardware and dont know how to take a screenshot

  7. whatsbetterthanpie

    Good 9800’s like mine can get get over 17,000. Something is definitely off

  8. Nubanuba

    Reading comments reminds me why I love this sub, dude fucks up entire CPU settings in bios and thinks “clearly it’s not because of my dumb decisions and weird bios settings, no no there has to be something wrong with my CPU”

  9. IsekaiAoko

    Are you using nvidiaProfileInspector? Time Spy doesn’t like “rBAR – Enable” set to Enabled on my Intel CPU, I get a 3k higher CPU score if I set it to Disabled. You could try both ways to see if it impacts your AMD CPU or not.

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