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If you're on windows 10 open task manager, go to details, find Cinebench and right click it and set it to realtime priority 

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I somewhat don't think that's normal, I'd imagine a GTX would surpass a GT model.

that is really odd.

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If you're on windows 10 open task manager, go to details, find Cinebench and right click it and set it to realtime priority 

He's W8.

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Also the cinebench video card benchmark favors amd cards, hence the disparity between your card and even old amd cards. Only use it if you are comparing against nvidia cards.

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A little odd, but someone please correct me if i'm wrong, but doesn't cinebench only really care about CPU and not the GPU at all?

It has 2 benchmarks, one for the cpu, and another for the gpu.

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I forgot I was doing another benchmark in the background, merci.

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For the absolute best results I like to give the computer a little rest in between each bench in order to purge resources. If the bench is critical (Like for a person I am building a PC for) I may even restart the computer to give the best results. While it may be placebo, it also allows me to make sure that everything is good.

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w8?

W8 = Windows 8. 

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I'm on Windows 10 but on 10/8/7 you can do the realtime priority option.

Weird, the bench is showing Windows 8. Maybe I just haven't paid attention to Cinebench's little glitches.

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