StunnaFan34

So windows said itll expire so I purchased a windows 10 home activation code and it didnt work. What do I do? The message "windows will expire" shows up whenever I turn on my pc.

true im just curioous as to why this happens

ok thank you. Could anything else cause the small decrease? Ive heard that ram needs time to clear out in between tests

oh ok interesting. so the 2000 series does the same every 5 degrees it lowers by a bit? also what do you mean by cutoff point?

so basically youre saying that every 5 degrees ill lose some speed? do I lose speed from something like 1 or 2 degrees in a benchmark test? what exactly is a turbo boost?

ok thank you

ok thanks. does this performance drop happen in games?

Specs: Asus 2080 super, ryzen 3700x Im just curious about this but when I test back to back in a row I get slightly lower scores until it seems to hit the lowest point. Heres three tests ive done in a row: First test I got 11,802 for GPU, next i Got 11,716 and then 11,699. Ive done some research and it seems like its V-ram that needs times to clear out after a test causing slightly lower scores. I also looked at heat but I only get 65 or 68-73 degrees celsius so I dont think its heat. What could cause this?

Ok thanks. One more question: what is a reason as to why when i test a timespy score when i first turn on my computer its higher than after playing a game? is it because of heat? its not a big difference but idk why it happens

true. sorry if you already answered this but i want your interpretation too. is the usernbenchmark saying "performing below potential" for my GPU just means that i could overclock it for more performance?

oh ok ill just use timespy

well it seems to be a 500 point difference than mine but i guess since its out of 11,000 it isnt that much

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oh ok yeah. I did run a timespy and got a 11,700 with no overclock which is why it seemed a little low

i looked at the link but doesnt the average seem a little low for a 2080 super? (the average score of all the tests)