Passmark Performance Test Benchmark


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       #521

    Board updated
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       #522

    Dude said:
    Board updated
    Thanks Doug , got 1 of the new fans in...one more to go :)
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       #524

    Figured to give this system one last blast from soon to be past so maxed everything but with full stability:
    Passmark Performance Test Benchmark-ptest-6350-best.jpg
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       #525

    CountMike said:
    Figured to give this system one last blast from soon to be past so maxed everything but with full stability:
    Passmark Performance Test Benchmark-ptest-6350-best.jpg
    Hey Mike, if you change your settings in Control Panel, screen shot below, where arrow is, then run your test again, you will get a higher score. Unless you already did this. Cliff showed me this . :)

    Passmark Performance Test Benchmark-mike1.png
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       #526

    Hold the horses, game mode on.
    Passmark Performance Test Benchmark-image.png
    Don't want to do anything I don't use every day just to up the score, it's lousy score anyway. New Ryzen system should at least double it even with same GPU. This is just to compare to any boost achieved by Ryzen. To see where my money is going to.
    PS. in those performance options everything is on.
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       #527

    CountMike said:
    Hold the horses, game mode on.
    Passmark Performance Test Benchmark-image.png
    Don't want to do anything I don't use every day just to up the score, it's lousy score anyway. New Ryzen system should at least double it even with same GPU. This is just to compare to any boost achieved by Ryzen. To see where my money is going to.
    From what I understand(correct me if I'm wrong though), for GPU benchmarking, it's better to have Game Mode off, as it's job is to give you a steady FPS and not higher.
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       #528

    Cliff S said:
    From what I understand(correct me if I'm wrong though), for GPU benchmarking, it's better to have Game Mode off, as it's job is to give you a steady FPS and not higher.
    Cliff, its a windows setting. Who the hell really knows what it is doing.
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       #529

    CountMike said:
    Hold the horses, game mode on.
    Passmark Performance Test Benchmark-image.png
    Don't want to do anything I don't use every day just to up the score, it's lousy score anyway. New Ryzen system should at least double it even with same GPU. This is just to compare to any boost achieved by Ryzen. To see where my money is going to.
    PS. in those performance options everything is on.
    Wrong Mike in performance mode ALL Options are OFF ...screen shot below. :)
    Passmark Performance Test Benchmark-mike44.png
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       #530

    But that's cool, just thought it would boost your total a tad ...:)
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