i7 2600k benchmark

[Pndish]

Hello guys.

I have a question: are these benchmarks results from this website considering overclocking on the results? Because I have the software here, and my i7 2600k gets 9100 points, while other baselines with same cpu and motherboard gets like 10000 - 11000.

If the answer is no, I think the problem is in the bios settings, specifically in the power efficiency options. I'd appreciate any suggestions for what options I must enable or disable in bios to get maximum performance just like the other baselines.

Thanks in advance.

[David (PassMark)]

This chart excludes overclocking,
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html

This chart is only overclocked CPU,
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/overclocked_cpus.html

The baseline files are a mix of all benchmark submissions. But you can generally see when a CPU is overclocked from the system information window.

This FAQ covers common performance issues,
Causes and Solutions for a slow PC
There is no single cause.

In general the motherboard manufacturers setup the BIOS correctly and systematic tweaking is not required.

[Pndish]

Hm, I see.

But I've downloaded lot of baselines for the 2600k, and I see results variating between 7900 and 11200 points. Can such a difference in cpu performance really be related to other components of the machine?

By the way, my system specs are almost the same from the 11000 points baseline that I compared, including the same motherboard model (Z68 Chipset) and I still get 2000 points less.

Any ideas what may cause this?

[David (PassMark)]

It didn't say it was only related to other components. There are many issues that can effect performance.

This FAQ covers common performance issues,
Causes and Solutions for a slow PC
There is no single cause.

[Pndish]

I see.

So its normal for a non overclocked 2600k to get that score I got.

Thank you for your time.