Recently built a new PC and got the 14900K. I wanted to see how it ran in Cinebench at Intel stock limits and got a multicore score of around 35k. My understanding is that this is way lower than most people are getting with this CPU right out of the box.

Anyone have any ideas why this is happening? Here’s an overview of information that might be relevant:

  • I have an Asus motherboard, but I disabled the option to let the bios optimize in order to see how the CPU performs at intended settings
  • I have a Thermalright contact frame and was hitting around 80c throughout the test
  • In case it matters: SP rating is 93 overall, 102 on the P cores, 76 on the E cores

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  • singingquest@alien.topOPBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    Okay I will give this a try. When you were dropping the short and long duration package power limits, what values did you choose to test at first? And what values did you ultimately settle on? Not trying to copy you, but just want to get an idea of where to start.

    • RavenOfOdin@alien.topBEnglish
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      11 months ago

      Stock is 253 watts and no power limits my cpu pulled 340+ watts. I was able to avoid thermal throttling with a 360 mm aio with a 320 watt limit for both.