Yes, I am running the 64K version.
I guess my overall score isn't too bad. It's just a bit lower than I would like. (I'm getting the same info from other benchmark programs. Not sure why. Low quality PSU perhaps?)
I used Gigabyte's Smart QuickBoost tool to overclock the 2600K to 3.9GHZ and that got my CPU Mark above 10K (average for the 2600K) but when I ran Prime95 my core temperatures jumped into the mid 80s after only a couple of minutes, so I turned it off.
Anyway, thank you very much for your help.
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Are you running the 64bit release of PerformanceTest?
7% below the average isn't that bad. Especially when this CPU tends to be one enthusiasts purchase (which means they tend to tweak their PC to make it a bit faster).
See also this FAQ
Causes and Solutions for a slow PC
Your disk result is OK for a traditional magnetic hard drive. It is of course completely decimated by newer SSDs however.
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i7 2600K with GTX 560 - 2443 Passmark Rating?
I just bought a new computer and I'm a little worried about my benchmark scores. Could someone take a look at this and let me know if they seem a bit low?
The 3D score is actually quite good, but the CPU score of 9215 is below the average score of over 10,000. Is my disk mark pulling my overall score down? (The drive is supposed to be 7200 RPM and 6.0 GB/s.)
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System Summary
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Windows 7 (64-bit)
Intel Core i7-2600K @ 3.40GHz
8109 MB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560
1863GB HDD
PassMark Rating
FridayBaseline.pt 2443.5
CPU Mark
FridayBaseline.pt 9215.4
2D Graphics Mark
FridayBaseline.pt 409.6
3D Graphics Mark
FridayBaseline.pt 3003.4
Memory Mark
FridayBaseline.pt 2488.7
Disk Mark
FridayBaseline.pt 798.7
CD Mark
FridayBaseline.pt 1360.0Tags: None
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