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Is this a good score on Novabench?

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Looking at other results, its on the low end. Best scores are above 3000. 

While I am very good with computers, I've never used "Novabench". Is my score of 1164 any good?

Here is my result.

 

I have a NVIDIA Tesla M60, 56GB of RAM, and a Intel Xeon E5-2690 v3.

Thank you.

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Looking at other results, its on the low end. Best scores are above 3000. 

Connection200mbps / 12mbps 5Ghz wifi

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1 minute ago, Thony said:

Looking at other results, its on the low end. Best scores are above 3000. 

Oh, okay. Thank you.

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56GB of RAM? How'd you manage that?

Did you notice the "Scores and Stats" link at the top of your results page.

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On 2/17/2017 at 10:54 AM, callum92 said:

56GB of RAM? How'd you manage that?

Did you notice the "Scores and Stats" link at the top of your results page.

It is a gaming/work server. I use Windows Server 2016.

Yes, I did, however I did not know if higher was better or worse. I didn't use the filters, now I know...

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Cool, I just thought it was a strange amount of RAM to have, you usually see like 32, 64, 128GB, still a multiple of 8 though so probably not that unusual, I don't deal with servers very often

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