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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte GA-Z170X-UD3
- CPU
- i7-6700K OC @ 4.5GHz
- Graphics
- GTX 760
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
I'm running my i7-870 at its stock 2.93GHz at the moment to wait for the newly applied Arctic Silver 5 to develop its full potential.
Just for fun I ran Geekbench and got a score ~9800 after a cold boot. when I looked through my old Geekbench scores I noticed that the very same setup at the same CPU and RAM speeds reached ~10800 a few months ago.
The only real hardware change since then was that I swapped my defective Vertex 2 SSD with an Intel 320 series – and that shouldn't make a difference at all in Geekbench, right?
What I've done so far:
No difference whatsoever and I'm stumped as to where these 1000 points have gone. And it's not just the points; HandBrake really seems to be a bit slower, too. So it's about real performance, not just some synthetic benchmarks.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated!
Just for fun I ran Geekbench and got a score ~9800 after a cold boot. when I looked through my old Geekbench scores I noticed that the very same setup at the same CPU and RAM speeds reached ~10800 a few months ago.
The only real hardware change since then was that I swapped my defective Vertex 2 SSD with an Intel 320 series – and that shouldn't make a difference at all in Geekbench, right?
What I've done so far:
- Checked BIOS settings[/*:m:34prv5cl]
- Tried a different smbios.plist files (iMac11,2; MacPro3,1; MacPro4,1)[/*:m:34prv5cl]
- Removed enabling C-/P-states from apple.boot.plist[/*:m:34prv5cl]
No difference whatsoever and I'm stumped as to where these 1000 points have gone. And it's not just the points; HandBrake really seems to be a bit slower, too. So it's about real performance, not just some synthetic benchmarks.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated!