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JavaDoge
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Hey guys, I built my pc a few months ago and decided now only to benchmark my stats with: UserBenchmark

but as it turns out pretty much all of my components perform below average... way below average. I need recomedations on what to do plz. 

Specs

1. Amd Ryzen 5 3400G

2. Galax Rtx 2060

3. Pioneer SSD

4. WD Green M.2 

5. Kingston 9905702-027.A00G 99U5702-025.A00G 16GB

6. Msi B450 Tomahawk

 

Here is the link to my benchmark:

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/16401561 

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Restart the PC, let it do his stuff for 3~4 minutes.

Then run it again!

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Just now, Constantin said:

Restart the PC, let it do his stuff for 3~4 minutes.

Then run it again!

ok will do

 

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Background CPU  31%

 

Check background task? 

Your low score only come from poor CPU performance.

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3 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

Check background task? 

Your low score only come from poor CPU performance.

how do i do that?

 

 

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This is quite a serious problem, since restarting your PC did not help. It usually helps because restarting also clears CMOS and BIOS, which should do the trick. I suggest you talk to AMD about this or seek some professional help. This is mainly the CPU problem or it could be the PSU. Before this, check your cables are plugged in and secure. That's all I have for advice, keep me updated.

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Keep in mind this is performance of people who have overclocked their CPU and GPU too. Personally I wouldn't put too much trust in one test, try running something like 3DMark and Cinebench too (usually I run two tests and take the higher of the two results) and see how that stacks up to CPU's/GPU's from others/

 

Also, regarding background processes: simply put, don't have any other programs running while benchmarking. Close all open programs, but also go into the little thing in the bottom right of Windows, where it shows the dock and disable things like Discord there too before running your benchmarks.

 

3DMark has a easy to use compare system on their website for their tests (so you could compare your 2400G to others.. etc. and use this for Cinebench performance:

it has a spreadsheet with scores linked.

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whats the speed is your ram running at because i think you have a ram issue and need better ram.

also why the 4 core ryzen  and a 2060?

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21 minutes ago, JavaDoge said:

even when i restarted my pc: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/16402004

Try
- Set Power Option to High Performance
- Check whether your CPU turbo is working properly. 

 

Also it's not way below average, it slightly below average. 
Average is not 100% if you didn't notice that. 

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53 minutes ago, JavaDoge said:

even when i restarted my pc: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/16402004

 

 

It's fine for what you have.

 

Although Userbenchmark isn't really reliable, but it's still fine for your system specs.

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