No, your results aren't bad. They're within the expected range for your condition.
No, your results aren't bad. They're within the expected range for your condition.
You've just tried some tests on your setup and are curious about the outcomes. It's normal to feel unsure, especially without deep technical knowledge. Your system includes a 5900X CPU, 2x8GB DDR4 3600MHz RAM, an X570-E gaming motherboard, and a Samsung 980 Pro GPU.
From the images, your performance is lower than expected for your hardware setup. The average score appears to be around 10K points below what you're seeing. Your actual score is 4978 marks with a configuration of Stock GTX 980KPE and 8700K RAM at 2133MHz—roughly 300 points above the typical benchmark. This suggests your system is underperforming compared to similar specs. A tip: consider reducing core count to boost frequency, which could improve CPU scores. Since GPU contributes most, overclocking it might give the biggest gains. Keep an eye on the time limit for testing—only 10 threads allowed.