#NOVABENCH SCORE MEANING FREE#
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Im not sure exactly what helped, but its an improvement. Then a ran a couple cleaners and ran nova again.

#NOVABENCH SCORE MEANING WINDOWS#

Ok, so i uninstalled some stuff, i went thru all the windows settings and set them to the best of my knowledge, i changed my antivirus from defender to clam sentinel. If I'm using 2 or 3 simple programs, I get real lag. I formatted and reinstalled win 10 from its partition and it just never ran as quickly as is should. It's not a busy store and I don't believe the laptop was damaged in any way, but I did get a really good price which made the purchase possible. The laptop was a floor model at best buy, but only for a week.

#NOVABENCH SCORE MEANING FREE#

Unfortunately I don't think I can get free lenovo support since I don't have a warranty. I have looked before, I'm keep my fingers crossed.

I will scour windows for anything that might have an effect on the cpu, gpu, power, temp, and just maybe I'll find something. Unless there's another way to access bios and find a setting like that. More like just setting clocks and boot order. So the bios I can access doesn't have any real useful controls or tweeks. I wish I was getting 3.2 out of the cpu! Not even close. Since this is a new system you can also check with Lenovo support. Check BIOS and power manager to see if things are set to high performance. That CPU has a 3.2ghz turbo frequency, it may be that due to BIOS or Windows performance settings it is not reaching that. this one doesn't require an email to d/l (sorry about that on the previous link): Https /here's another link to my cpu-z info. I greatly appreciate any help or info on this topic. Now i find it hard to believe(tho i understand it could be possible) that this is the speed my new mid-grade laptop should be running at. adobe suite and flstudio, but nothing totally crazy, and i don't think i've noticed it slow down more since those installations. I have installed a few relatively heavy programs, i.e. Here's my scores:Ĭpu:intel core i5-7y54 1.91GHz(which is higher than listed on the system page) Now when i say 'dismally low' scores on nova, i mean my scores are crap even relative to the 'budget laptop' comparison scores that nova provides. In control panel>system, my specs are as follows:Īnd i will include my saved Cpu-z report at the end of this post as well. I recently purchased a Lenovo Yoga 710-11ikb So i'm hoping this community might be generous enough to help me here. Hello, I know there's a thousand threads with essentially the same title on here, but i spent some ample time reading thru them without finding the right answers.

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