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I recently had a power outage and my 6700k mark score dropped from 13,500 (98%) to 12,500 (92%) in CPU mark.
Everything was completely clean, no background processes and multiple runs after restarts.
This led me to the question of whether the silicon or CPU package had been damaged in some way and whether or not he same CPU at the same clocks and voltage can perform better.
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I recently had a power outage and my 6700k mark score dropped from 13,500 (98%) to 12,500 (92%) in CPU mark.
Everything was completely clean, no background processes and multiple runs after restarts.
This led me to the question of whether the silicon or CPU package had been damaged in some way and whether or not he same CPU at the same clocks and voltage can perform better.
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Were the tests performed at the same ambient temperature? As a side note which addresses your question if not your circumstance, be aware that identically-branded CPUs have different "steppings", so performance can vary.
– Christopher Hostage
5 hours ago
Same ambients. May you elaborate on steppings?
– john
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See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepping_level
– K7AAY
4 hours ago
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I recently had a power outage and my 6700k mark score dropped from 13,500 (98%) to 12,500 (92%) in CPU mark.
Everything was completely clean, no background processes and multiple runs after restarts.
This led me to the question of whether the silicon or CPU package had been damaged in some way and whether or not he same CPU at the same clocks and voltage can perform better.
cpu
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I recently had a power outage and my 6700k mark score dropped from 13,500 (98%) to 12,500 (92%) in CPU mark.
Everything was completely clean, no background processes and multiple runs after restarts.
This led me to the question of whether the silicon or CPU package had been damaged in some way and whether or not he same CPU at the same clocks and voltage can perform better.
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Were the tests performed at the same ambient temperature? As a side note which addresses your question if not your circumstance, be aware that identically-branded CPUs have different "steppings", so performance can vary.
– Christopher Hostage
5 hours ago
Same ambients. May you elaborate on steppings?
– john
5 hours ago
See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepping_level
– K7AAY
4 hours ago
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Were the tests performed at the same ambient temperature? As a side note which addresses your question if not your circumstance, be aware that identically-branded CPUs have different "steppings", so performance can vary.
– Christopher Hostage
5 hours ago
Same ambients. May you elaborate on steppings?
– john
5 hours ago
See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepping_level
– K7AAY
4 hours ago
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Were the tests performed at the same ambient temperature? As a side note which addresses your question if not your circumstance, be aware that identically-branded CPUs have different "steppings", so performance can vary.
– Christopher Hostage
5 hours ago
Were the tests performed at the same ambient temperature? As a side note which addresses your question if not your circumstance, be aware that identically-branded CPUs have different "steppings", so performance can vary.
– Christopher Hostage
5 hours ago
Same ambients. May you elaborate on steppings?
– john
5 hours ago
Same ambients. May you elaborate on steppings?
– john
5 hours ago
See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepping_level
– K7AAY
4 hours ago
See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepping_level
– K7AAY
4 hours ago
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Were the tests performed at the same ambient temperature? As a side note which addresses your question if not your circumstance, be aware that identically-branded CPUs have different "steppings", so performance can vary.
– Christopher Hostage
5 hours ago
Same ambients. May you elaborate on steppings?
– john
5 hours ago
See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepping_level
– K7AAY
4 hours ago