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I don't really get how to use Cinebench R23

I don't really get how to use Cinebench R23

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epicshow64
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07-22-2026, 04:37 PM
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I just downloaded Cinebench R23 and ran the multi core and single core tests. There is no start button next to the MP ratio. After running a complete pass it shows where my CPU ranks in the list of CPU's. If i go to file and exit the program it doesn't show me my results or store them anywhere I can find them on my PC. If i hover over my CPU it tells me what my multi and single core scores are. Is that the extent of this test? I've seen videos of Cinebench that show you a results screen with max temp, CPU clock, etc. I'm guessing those are older versions. Anyways, my results were somewhat normal with the multi core score of 21363 and single core of 1608. I am not running PBO. My max temp according to MSI Afterburner never exceeded 68C. I know my chip boosts to 4.9GHz pretty regularly. It seems like with the temps so low I should have had a better score? Shouldn't it keep boosting until the temps get too high? Ryzen 5900x Asus Crosshair VIII Dark Hero MSI 3080 Gaming Z Trio G. Skill Trident Neo 3600MHz CL16 32GB Samsung 980 Pro M.2 1TB x 2 Seasonic Prime Titanium 850W Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate 360mm AIO Corsair 780T Case
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07-22-2026, 04:37 PM #1

I just downloaded Cinebench R23 and ran the multi core and single core tests. There is no start button next to the MP ratio. After running a complete pass it shows where my CPU ranks in the list of CPU's. If i go to file and exit the program it doesn't show me my results or store them anywhere I can find them on my PC. If i hover over my CPU it tells me what my multi and single core scores are. Is that the extent of this test? I've seen videos of Cinebench that show you a results screen with max temp, CPU clock, etc. I'm guessing those are older versions. Anyways, my results were somewhat normal with the multi core score of 21363 and single core of 1608. I am not running PBO. My max temp according to MSI Afterburner never exceeded 68C. I know my chip boosts to 4.9GHz pretty regularly. It seems like with the temps so low I should have had a better score? Shouldn't it keep boosting until the temps get too high? Ryzen 5900x Asus Crosshair VIII Dark Hero MSI 3080 Gaming Z Trio G. Skill Trident Neo 3600MHz CL16 32GB Samsung 980 Pro M.2 1TB x 2 Seasonic Prime Titanium 850W Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate 360mm AIO Corsair 780T Case

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07-28-2026, 05:18 PM
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I just saw a video where they opened up the task manager while the test was running to check the CPU clock speed. I tried that and it hit a max of 4.23 in the multi-core test and 4.82 in the single-core test. When I ran it again with Ryzen Master auto-OC turned on, my multi-core score came down to 22345 but my single-core score went way down to 1589.
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07-28-2026, 05:18 PM #2

I just saw a video where they opened up the task manager while the test was running to check the CPU clock speed. I tried that and it hit a max of 4.23 in the multi-core test and 4.82 in the single-core test. When I ran it again with Ryzen Master auto-OC turned on, my multi-core score came down to 22345 but my single-core score went way down to 1589.

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