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The original post: /r/overclocking by /u/aja_jb_ on 2025-02-17 01:30:55.

Basically it is my first time using this software to measure performance, these are all on default settings on 3DMark and GPU:

First score was this one, after that I could only achieve around 5670 (still above average so I am ok with that)

Average score for my build, second and third results were 1-3% apart, I am ok with that

Below average and the highest i could get on stock was 15551

Port Royal for the score above

The steel nomad and time spy scores seems ok to me, the thing is port royal is oddly below average (15859), but my temperatures are ok, highest the cpu got was 68°C and the GPU was 75°C, so could this be because I am not overclocking the CPU? The only thing I did was UV a little bit so it wouldn't go over 85°C when I am working/gaming. I am using a Palit Gaming GamingPro White OC with no OC and UV on first tests. I tried 4 different settings after the first run and the best I could get was this one:

https://preview.redd.it/5sos0djlnlje1.png?width=345&format=png&auto=webp&s=ce32445762441e45064decf0e83b263a2d73813b

https://preview.redd.it/zyqblqsmnlje1.png?width=1520&format=png&auto=webp&s=b6c1b8ca3b278e212fca15bb810ad099867dc83a

A bit above average with these settings: https://imgur.com/a/bDEvYDc

It seems stable, but I didn't notice any significant gains in gaming, got a few seconds in Revit rendering and thats it. Should I just push it back or is this okay in long terms considering the temps are low?

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