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gioy86`s 7-Zip score
- Enthusiast league
60641 MIPS with Intel Core i3 12100F 
at 5666MHz
Ranking position
3179th
WR Rank:
3179th out of 4899
28th
Global 4x CPU rank:
28th out of 696
14th
Core i3 12100F rank:
14th out of 72
Points earned for overclocker league
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World Record Points
3179th
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Global Points
28th using 4 CPU
67.5 Points
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Hardware Points
14th using Core i3 12100F
27.2 Points
Points earned for team league
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Global Team Power Points (GTPP) Not Team Spartan's best submission
0.0 Points
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Hardware Team Power Points (HTPP) 12th in team using Core i3 12100F
4.4 Points
Hardware details
CPU details
- Model: Intel Core i3 12100F 'Alder Lake-S'
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Cooling:
AIO Water
- Temperature (°C): 87 (load)
- P-Cores: 5,666MHz
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Memory details
- Manufacturer: G.SKILL
- Product: Trident Z5
- Cooling: Air (Stock)
- Type: 32768MB DDR5 SDRAM
- Speed: @ 3,455MHz
- Timings: CL32.0 42-42-42 2T
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VGA details
- Model: AMD Radeon RX 480 (Ellesmere) AMD
- Cooling: Air (Stock)
- Speed: 1,120MHz / 2,000MHz (Stock)
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Mainboard details
- Model: Z690 Aqua OC
- Cooling: Air (Stock)
- Chipset: Z690
Recent Comments
how are you cooling 1.61v with an AIO and only getting 87°C ? I was already hitting 78°c with 1.51v(set) on my 12100 using custom loop with triple D5 pump and 4°c water.
Cpu-z read 1,61v, but in bios and via atuning tool i set 1,55volt. My board has a big difference from real vcore and read vcore. I bench only with aio (bequiet pureloop 360), and in past with a noctua.
CPU-Z voltage is usually always off. I've asked the same question before. Ryzen 8000 series is even worse. Benchmate shows 2.55+ V, but CPU-Z will show close to actual values. Dont trust anyones voltages unless its a HWInfo Screen.
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