If you are concerned about your temps, do one run with the monitor open to check they don’t get too high, then another run without it open. This includes temperature monitoring software and CPU-Z. Don't have any other programs running while you are doing the benchmark.I hope they help you on your way to a high score! Here are some simple tips I’ve learned from friends on other forums and from some of my own overclocking experiences. Then, simply copy and paste the saved image into a new post on this thread. jpeg somewhere you will be able to find it later. To view your screenshot, open Paint, then you can either press ctrl+v or Paste in Paint, and the screenshot will appear in Paint. You can take a screenshot by pressing prtscn on your keyboard or by pressing Win + Shift + S.Q) How do I get a screenshot for the thread? If you have an existing score with an Intel platform then improve your score the previous standing score would be replaced with the more recent score. Only the highest score you get with a specific platform will go on the spreadsheet. You can post as many scores as you like with as many different platforms as you’d like.
You can download the benchmarks at the links below:.Post information and a screenshot of your Aida64 scores in this thread in the order below.Q) How do I get my score added to the spreadsheet? I’ll link to a Google Docs spreadsheet that will be updated frequently with submissions in the thread below.Īs I mentioned, I am far from an expert in this space, so if you have feedback or suggestions, please share them below! Along with the CPU and GPU benchmark threads, I wanted to create one for memory as well! While I am not well versed in memory overclocking, it’s fairly well known that memory speed has a substantial impact on your system’s performance.įor ranking memory, we’ll place the importance on latency first most.
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