Low 3DMark results for Ryzen 5 3600
Low 3DMark results for Ryzen 5 3600
The three titles I use for testing are GTA, Ghost Recon Wildlands, and Rainbow Six Siege.
I see the numbers are on the lower end, but still acceptable. That’s similar to what I experienced in 3DMark—average to low scores, which seems fine since it suggests the hardware isn’t severely affected. The only significant improvement came when I pushed my GPU to extreme levels (just for fun). Most testers tend to overclock their systems, so lower stock settings aren’t surprising. Regarding the games, I haven’t played them and don’t know their difficulty, but I think Ghost Recon might be tough. If you want better performance, consider lowering the settings or upgrading your GPU and RAM, assuming you’re not CPU-limited. Overall, it looks normal to me. Top scores usually require around 2200 core clocks, so improvements are possible!
He achieved an OC card score of 2200 and also reached a CPU speed of 4.4. It might be due to incorrect settings or drivers, but my benchmark results seem typical. Are you sure you're not testing against high-end hardware? Differences in game settings, such as lighting effects, can significantly affect performance. Also note that this test focuses more on the GPU than the CPU, so you may want to check that as well.
I noticed the link provided seems to be about a benchmark rather than hardware. It might not be directly related to your query.