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Results

Verified public results, not marketing language.

These are systems I own and use. Rankings are public and checkable. Customer machines get the same methodology — stability first, then the score — and a written before/after report rather than a promise of a percentage.

Ryzen 7 5800H · RTX 3070 notebook

UK #1 Steel Nomad · UK #2 Time Spy · UK #1 PCMark 10

Locked BIOS, standard cooling — ahead of unlocked Legion / Tongfang platforms with water cooling.

Steel Nomad (UK)
#1
2,975
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Time Spy (UK)
#2
12,532
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PCMark 10 (UK)
#1
7,719
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A thermally and power-limited H-series laptop. Locked BIOS, no memory-timing access, stock cooling. The competing Legion and Tongfang machines on that board had unlocked timings and better cooling. Same process I use on customer laptops: thermal service, power analysis, OS/firmware work, then public validation.

Public 3DMark Hall of Fame, user Dragon2012, August 2024. Locked vendor BIOS — no memory timing unlock. Stock cooling. Ranked ahead of unlocked platforms. Same methodology on customer laptops — stability first, then the score.

Ryzen 9 5950X · RX 6900 XT

UK #1 Time Spy · UK #1 PCMark 10

Time Spy (UK)
#1
24,290
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PCMark 10 (UK)
#1
9,511
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PCMark 10 (global)
#3
9,511
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Desktop Hall of Fame entries after thermal, power and system work. The same process I apply to customer desktops — not a one-off screenshot.

Public leaderboards, November 2021 (Time Spy) and November 2023 (PCMark 10). Rankings are checkable.

Ryzen 9 3900X · RTX 2080 Ti

Time Spy UK top five · PCMark Hall of Fame

Time Spy (UK)
#4
16,440
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PCMark 10 (UK)
#2
7,828
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PCMark 10 (global)
#5
7,828
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The same method on an older high-core desktop. Useful as a reminder that the process is not platform-fashion — it is measurement, thermals, power, then validation.

Public results, 2020. Older silicon, same discipline.