#10K IN TIME SPY BENCHMARK PC#
#10K IN TIME SPY BENCHMARK WINDOWS#

Please note that these features are powered by benchmark results from 3DMark users. The distance from the median marker to the end of the bar represents the overclocking potential of the CPU. Check the hardware monitoring chart to see how the CPU temperature changed during the run. If your score is below the median, it may indicate a problem with cooling or background processes. In most cases, the median represents performance with stock settings. The median score, shown by the marker, shows the performance level you should expect for your CPU.

The longer the green bar, the closer your score is to the best result for your CPU model. The green bars show you how your CPU Profile scores compare with the best scores for your CPU. For CPUs with simultaneous multithreading (SMT), which have more threads than cores, the benefit of having more threads decreases beyond the number of available CPU cores. Your 3DMark CPU Profile scores should increase up to the number of threads supported by your CPU.

A higher score means the CPU performed the work faster. You can compare the 8-thread score with the 4-thread score, for example. The CPU Profile has six tests, each of which uses a different number of threads.

The 3DMark CPU Profile result screen shows you how your CPU scores compare with other results from the same processor. Is this a good 3DMark CPU Profile result for my CPU? The best score gives you an idea of the overclocking potential of your setup.A score well below the average could indicate a hardware or configuration problem.

#10K IN TIME SPY BENCHMARK PC#

If your score is close to the average, it means your PC is working as it should.The blue, dotted line shows the average score for your combination of components. The peaks in the chart show the most common scores. This chart shows the range of scores submitted by other 3DMark users with the same combination of CPU and GPU. The best score is the highest valid benchmark score for this combination of CPU and GPU.The average score of all valid benchmark results from systems with the same hardware is shown in blue.It helps you see at a glance how your score compares with other results from systems with the same hardware. This part of the results screen provides context for your score. Legendary means your score is in the top 1% for your hardware.īelow your score, you can see the CPU and GPU model information for your system.Excellent means your score is well above average.Great means your score is above average.Good means your score is close to the average for your combination of components.In fact, you can see the word 'Excellent' below the score. In this example, the arc is nearly full, which means this is an excellent score for the hardware. The green arc shows you how your score compares with the best score for your hardware. The higher the score, the better the performance. You can see your 3DMark benchmark score in the top-left corner of the result screen. The highlighted panel shows your 3DMark score and a chart that tells you how your score compares with results from other systems. Here's a screenshot of the 3DMark results screen.

#10K IN TIME SPY BENCHMARK WINDOWS#

Solution home 3DMark 3DMark Windows app Is this a good 3DMark score for my PC?ģDMark makes it easy to see if your PC is performing correctly.

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