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| System Name | PowerSpec 1720 (Clevo PB70EF-G) |
|---|---|
| Processor | i7-8750H (UV) |
| Motherboard | PB70EF-G |
| Cooling | SYY 157 |
| Memory | 32GB 3000MHz 15-18-18-36 1T (OC) |
| Video Card(s) | 115W RTX 2070 8GB GDDR6 (OC/UV) |
| Storage | 500GB WD Black SN700 NVME, 1TB Samsung 980 |
| Display(s) | 144Hz G-Sync 17.3" IPS |
| Case | PowerSpec |
| Audio Device(s) | Sound Blaster Pro-Gaming X |
| Power Supply | 230W |
| Mouse | Logitech G502 Hero |
| Keyboard | Redragon K556/DITI K585 |
| Software | M$ Windows 10 Pro, Throttle Stop 9.5, MSi Afterburner, ParkControl |
Pretty happy for a locked 8750H. Then again, it's too new of a benchmark to have much comparison on the board yet.
Already obsessing over this #1 and #2 discrepancy. If you look at nearly all 8750H scores you'll see a trend between all 6 tests in regards to the difference in points between scores. Looking at the #1 score this trend is thrown for a complete loop. It scores lower than some of the Top 5 8750H results in 4 of the 6 tests but in the final 2 tests leaps ahead by nearly 100 points which seems implausible on a locked CPU. By all I can figure "I should have beat him".
My only guess is a BLCK overclock via BIOS in the range of 100-102MHz as I've seen this on MSI laptops but never actually in valid benchmark results. Not sure how to message to user and ask, and I don't necessarily want to dispute the score (not that I could do that either). But if that is the case, why is the max reported frequency only 4GHz? It should be 4102+ with a BCLK overclock. It doesn't add up.
Already obsessing over this #1 and #2 discrepancy. If you look at nearly all 8750H scores you'll see a trend between all 6 tests in regards to the difference in points between scores. Looking at the #1 score this trend is thrown for a complete loop. It scores lower than some of the Top 5 8750H results in 4 of the 6 tests but in the final 2 tests leaps ahead by nearly 100 points which seems implausible on a locked CPU. By all I can figure "I should have beat him".
My only guess is a BLCK overclock via BIOS in the range of 100-102MHz as I've seen this on MSI laptops but never actually in valid benchmark results. Not sure how to message to user and ask, and I don't necessarily want to dispute the score (not that I could do that either). But if that is the case, why is the max reported frequency only 4GHz? It should be 4102+ with a BCLK overclock. It doesn't add up.
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