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How to make my Benchmark better?

IndioBravo
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Hello,

 

I´m rather new to PC building, I just finished my 1st AMD build.

 

I just ran a benchmark to my PC and I notice that it displays some hardware that is performing bellow expectation. What exactly does this mean? Is the piece faulty? Or is it just compared to the whole universe of hardware?

 

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Thanks for the help!

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Its compared to the same piece.

The 860 Evo is a bad result. Did you do anything that uses the disk during the benchmark? (this might even be windows updates or the like)

Maybe repeat it and make sure nothing is running

 

The RAM beeing slow is because you clock it at stock (2133MHz) when its a kit that could go to 3000 MHz. You should change that in the BIOS

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4 minutes ago, Eumel2 said:

Its compared to the same piece.

The 860 Evo is a bad result. Did you do anything that uses the disk during the benchmark? (this might even be windows updates or the like)

Maybe repeat it and make sure nothing is running

 

The RAM beeing slow is because you clock it at stock (2133MHz) when its a kit that could go to 3000 MHz. You should change that in the BIOS

Thanks for the reply! I`ll check what is going on with the EVO and I`ll google how to change RAM clock speed in the BIOS.

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Running your memory at higher speeds should increase the scores already.

 

Overclocking your hardware will help too, as UserBenchmark compares your hardware to anyone's scores with that hardware. Including people who know how to overclock and optimize their scores really well.

 

Your SSD score is somewhat low though.. is it exceptionally full or something?

 

Other than that , it also really helps with a benchmark to turn off/close any unnecessary programs, turns your fans fully on (for Max boosts) etc 

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12 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Running your memory at higher speeds should increase the scores already.

 

Overclocking your hardware will help too, as UserBenchmark compares your hardware to anyone's scores with that hardware. Including people who know how to overclock and optimize their scores really well.

 

Your SSD score is somewhat low though.. is it exceptionally full or something?

 

Other than that , it also really helps with a benchmark to turn off/close any unnecessary programs, turns your fans fully on (for Max boosts) etc 

I´ll clock my RAM higher once I finish learning how to. Thanks for the advice!

 

My EVO (system SSD) is 390 free out of 500. Given that I just reset windows and installed only one game. Also, I ran the benchmark with nothing else running.

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