GPU 3dmark score drop in performance

[TurkishBTW]

Hello recently I have upgraded from a I7 13700kf to a i9 14900k and currently have a 5070ti gigabyte oc card and as of right now have 2 sticks of 16gb ram 5200mt/s and a nzxt 360mm aio and when under load of the cpu (stress testing the cpu) gets to about 95 degrees Celsius and also a 1000w seasonic power supply. After upgrading the cpu I noticed that my gpu score in 3d mark has dropped a decent bit 

 

I havent changed anything about the pc besides the psu and cpu between these times about 2 month change and havent really gotten any new softwares so i was curious what can it be 

Result.3dmark-result

 

(edit) I also connected my pc to a ups but I dont think that would make a difference 

3DMark-TimeSpy-25396-20250303175521.3dmark-result

[TurkishBTW]

7 minutes ago, TurkishBTW said:

Hello recently I have upgraded from a I7 13700kf to a i9 14900k and currently have a 5070ti gigabyte oc card and as of right now have 2 sticks of 16gb ram 5200mt/s and a nzxt 360mm aio and when under load of the cpu (stress testing the cpu) gets to about 95 degrees Celsius and also a 1000w seasonic power supply. After upgrading the cpu I noticed that my gpu score in 3d mark has dropped a decent bit 

 

I havent changed anything about the pc besides the psu and cpu between these times about 2 month change and havent really gotten any new softwares so i was curious what can it be (edit I did also plug my pc into a ups but I dont think that would make a difference)

7 minutes ago, TurkishBTW said:

Result.3dmark-result 454.35 kB · 0 downloads

 

 

3DMark-TimeSpy-25396-20250303175521.3dmark-result 470.92 kB · 0 downloads

 

[Mark Kaine]

This is nothing, if your room temp was just like 1c higher, that would explain that. Or anything going on in the background, it's simply margin of error.

 

And a really really bad "upgrade", isn't it, huh!?  What was the point of that, they're basically the same chip?

 

[TurkishBTW]

6 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

This is nothing, if your room temp was just like 1c higher, that would explain that. Or anything going on in the background, it's simply margin of error.

 

And a really really bad "upgrade", isn't it, huh!?  What was the point of that?

 

a 1600 difference in graphics score is not a "margin of error"

 

and why is it your problem what I do... didnt say "Hey look at this wonderful upgrade!"

a upgrade is a upgrade 

 

How i spend my money and "upgrade" my pc is none of your business   I take to the forums when I have a question not to be criticized if you didnt want to answer my question without adding a hair to the soup simply dont comment. Have a good one

[strange13930]

33 minutes ago, TurkishBTW said:

Hello recently I have upgraded from a I7 13700kf to a i9 14900k and currently have a 5070ti gigabyte oc card and as of right now have 2 sticks of 16gb ram 5200mt/s and a nzxt 360mm aio and when under load of the cpu (stress testing the cpu) gets to about 95 degrees Celsius and also a 1000w seasonic power supply. After upgrading the cpu I noticed that my gpu score in 3d mark has dropped a decent bit 

 

I havent changed anything about the pc besides the psu and cpu between these times about 2 month change and havent really gotten any new softwares so i was curious what can it be 

Result.3dmark-result 454.35 kB · 0 downloads

 

(edit) I also connected my pc to a ups but I dont think that would make a difference 

3DMark-TimeSpy-25396-20250303175521.3dmark-result 470.92 kB · 0 downloads

did you update your chipset drivers?

[TurkishBTW]

2 minutes ago, strange13930 said:

did you update your chipset drivers?

ah I havent how could I do so?

[Hinjima]

10 minutes ago, TurkishBTW said:

ah I havent how could I do so?

Go to your motherboards website and find the Chipset drivers to download.

I can find you the link if you tell me what your motherboard is.

[TurkishBTW]

11 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Go to your motherboards website and find the Chipset drivers to download.

I can find you the link if you tell me what your motherboard is.

Hi hows it going I appreciate you helping me on all my posts lol I have a msi pro z-790p wifi

I would try to download everything myself but have no idea what drivers would even correlate however like the other guy said I just downloaded all my intel drivers 

[Tetras]

Looks like from the graphs the clocks are sustained same for graphics and higher for CPU, but only higher CPU score and lower GPU score.

 

Did you use the same graphics drivers?

 

Was PC under any load?

 

~5% isn't a huge difference in a single benchmark, can certainly be accounted for with stuff like software updates.

[TurkishBTW]

3 minutes ago, Tetras said:

Looks like from the graphs the clocks are sustained same for graphics and higher for CPU, but only higher CPU score and lower GPU score.

 

Did you use the same graphics drivers?

 

Was PC under any load?

 

~5% isn't a huge difference in a single benchmark, can certainly be accounted for with stuff like software updates.

I havent used the same graphics drivers I keep my pc pretty up to date I would say just was concerned because the score is lower then usual also way below average although I know the average isnt really the best thing to look at its always been like that on all the computers I ever ran 3dmark on besides 1 or 2 also no I hardly had anything open in the background so there was no load on the pc and I checked task manager

[Mark Kaine]

1 hour ago, TurkishBTW said:

a upgrade is a upgrade

Except when it isn't...

 

This isn't even 1000 points difference overall, definitely within margin of error.  

 

It's entirely possible it's the other way around next time... 

 

As said any kind of background processes could easily account for that, GPU depends on CPU so this isn't really necessarily a GPU issue either (obviously, since you changed the CPU, the GPU didn't change)

 

 

[xg32]

1 hour ago, TurkishBTW said:

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it's possible that the 14900k is overheating before it reaches 13700k performance, ur gpu score isn't down.

[TurkishBTW]

8 hours ago, xg32 said:

it's possible that the 14900k is overheating before it reaches 13700k performance, ur gpu score isn't down.

The gpu score is down though its the cpu score that got higher