Your system is operating as expected.
Your system is operating as expected.
I also observed the CPU operating at 62 degrees with the undervolt setting applied. That seems quite impressive.
That matches your output style. It's not pushing maximum effort, so it's not operating at full capacity. 62C works well for games. For testing, aim for peak performance to see the results.
Was eine Aufnahme während der Cinebench-Ausführung gemacht? Für ein realistisches Ergebnis sollten keine anderen Programme gleichzeitig laufen. Das Aufzeichnen verbraucht CPU-Leistung, was die Punktzahl beeinflussen kann.
Screen recording can impact gaming performance. It does so unless you're using a dedicated capture tool. Extra work is required for that. When software encodes, it becomes very CPU-intensive and can cause noticeable slowdowns unless you're playing light CPU games. With hardware encoding on the GPU, the impact is reduced but still lowers both CPU and GPU speeds somewhat.
The slight improvement isn't significant. Beyond shader compilation, no games will utilize all cores at full capacity like Cinebench does; minor discrepancies there don't impact gaming. Still, Cinebench reflects overall multi-core rendering performance. It's useful for checking if your CPU cooling functions properly when you run tasks that engage all cores, though it isn't a direct measure of gaming speed. You should perform separate tests in a game for more accurate results.
The GPU score for Superposition 1080p Extreme looks strong when using the 5070ti.