Performance Confirmation

[Tyranade]

Hey guys so I have my new PC full built and completed (Specs in my signature) and after looking at reviews I have noticed sometimes my score match and sometimes they are a little lower (maybe margin of error) so I was just looking for confirmation that my PC is performing as expected. I'll link some benchmarks below.

 

5938 - 3DMARK Port Royal

https://www.3dmark.com/pr/187443

 

27788 - 3DMARK Fire Strike

https://www.3dmark.com/fs/21219925

 

10145 - 3DMARK Time Spy

https://www.3dmark.com/spy/9674504

 

4648 - 3DMARK Time Spy Extreme

https://www.3dmark.com/spy/9674615

 

I got a 5050 Score in Cinebench R20 as well.

 

Just lookng for a sanity check.

[burrows]

This all looks good to me; nice system by the way.

[LogicalDrm]

Well, if you are building to get nice benchmarks, you probably need to OC and tweak and all that. But if you had something else in mind, why not try to do those tasks and see if performance is what you expected. Synthetic benchmarks like 3DMark and Cinebench aren't the best way of looking at if something is performing or not. Each piece of hardware is unique and contributes to those scores differently. Just look at other scores from similar systems. One thing I notice is 100-150MHz difference between GPU core clocks between your score and 400 points higher.

 

If you want to compare your system to others, and even more with reviewers, take a look at details. Clock speeds, RAM speeds, things that actually matter.

 

But I would recommend you use it for things you actually bought it for. Whether it be gaming, recording, stream or 3D modelling, video editing, GIS, or some other number crunching thing.