Is this okay for a benchmark? Feel like It should be higher but idk im new to this PC gaming stuff.
Is this okay for a benchmark? Feel like It should be higher but idk im new to this PC gaming stuff.
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Just ran new test with boosted FPS, way better nvm lol
Never once benchmarked my gaming pc. It screams in every game I play and I love it. What’s its score???? No idea. Ryzen 7 5800x, 3080ti and 32 gig of ram.
It’s probably that there is something wrong with the user data in 3dmark. Play a game and see if you get the same results as someone on YouTube who’s testing the same game and components.