Question Why is my CPU scoring so high?

[Kenperry]

How is my CPU scoring higher than ones that cost double? I don't really do benches, but I just got a new system and was doing some tests. This doesn't seem correct to me, but it's also out of my scope.

Any help would be appreciated.

Here is the validation link in case anyone wants it.

https://valid.x86.fr/50nd7h

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

CPU are made with different specs and are catered for gaming and office and severs and such. Your 14900k has more cores and more ghz making it more better in the scores plus yours is newer CPU. So the scores are correct. Do think XE are more to do with severs and office things

 

[Kenperry]

CPU are made with different specs and are catered for gaming and office and severs and such. Your 14900k has more cores and threads and more ghz making it more better in the scores

Oh ok. Thanks for the info, still learning how all this works. I usually just build them and keep them running. I have been getting more into the "how things work" not just if they "run good" lately.
Thank you for the education, and your time.

 

[USAFRet]

How is my CPU scoring higher than ones that cost double?

Price is not the determinant, especially with some random benchmark tool.

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Oh ok. Thanks for the info, still learning how all this works. I usually just build them and keep them running. I have been getting more into the "how things work" not just if they "run good" lately.
Thank you for the education, and your time.

There many answers on these forums but think the cpu below your scores are more to do with office or severs. Where as the 13900k 14900k and 12900k and 12900 and 13900 and 14900 is for everyday task like gaming and office and everyday work. Intel caters to people needs!

 

[Kenperry]

Price is not the determinant, especially with some random benchmark tool.

ah, ok. Is CPU-Z not good for CPU benchmarking? What is the current standard?

 

[USAFRet]

What is the current standard?

Are YOU satisfied with what it does?
That is all you need.


Different benchmark software, different games, different applications....each may give a different result for your particular CPU.