https://imgur.com/a/liQsrJD
this is my cinebnech screenshot
dont know why it dont show the screenshot and just the link lol
this is my cinebnech screenshot
dont know why it dont show the screenshot and just the link lol
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Its difficult to know what the score is supposed to be, the 5600X is also a 65 watt CPU but 6 cores, it scores 11,000, the 5800X is 8 core but 105 watts, it scores around 15,500. So somewhere between that.
Your 12.172 run looks perhaps a little low but temps are excellent and its only drawing 62 watts on the cores.
The 14,579 was a higher? over 100 watts on the cores.
@locrieth what are you getting on yours, stock?
https://imgur.com/a/liQsrJD
this is my cinebnech screenshot
dont know why it dont show the screenshot and just the link lol
That was mine at stock (12,172), I think the other scores must have been when I had PBO enabled and PBO Fmax Enhancer set to auto. I dunno whether to just reset bios to defaults and turn DOCP on and see what i get, don't think I'd changed anything else but just to see what the defaults should be...
What PBO settings are you using in the BIOS?I have the opposite here... 3700X at 95C but 5700X at 80C
As far as I know, the TDP generally refers to the amount of power draw with a CPU at base clock (no boosting).
I'm running all default BIOS settings without any overclocking in an ITX case cooled by Noctua L9A-AM4, trying to be eco friendly. Not sure about the default value for PBO settings (never bothered to figure out these in the BIOS)What PBO settings are you using in the BIOS?
That's how intel measure it and why a 125w chip pulls 240w
AMD measure at boost ie 105w but its just the power the cores are using the ppt is cores + soc +(some other things) and is 142w
So does that mean its a hard limit of the socket? i.e the 120W my PPT is pulling is well within the range for the socket?Yup, the 142 watts is actually the socket power limit.