Your score is fine, the main factor of your GB3 score is lower than the others because you used the 32bit version, the others used 64bit. Of course the RAM speed and config will affect the score as well. But both the GB version and RAM config has almost zero effect on real world applications performance.
By the way, what I notice is that your Northbridge temperature is quit high. Even though I am with the single processor model, the Northbridge heatsink is more or less the same. So, the temperature should be more or less the same as well.
As you can see, my system ambient also 32C, but the Northbridge only at 59C, and yours are at 79C. By considering you just finish the CPU upgrade, the north bridge heat sink should be very clean. And your booster fan already working at the ~1150RPM range. You may have to pay some attention on it. High north bridge temperature may cause instability.
Besides, it seems you are running a PC GPU. You better try to stress it a bit after boot (e.g. Run Luxmark for 10 seconds). The PCIe and PSU fan should go back to idle after that. If the fans stuck at these "high" RPM. You should perform a SMC reset. Or check if your GPU is running hot.
Last but not least, from your PSU 1 and PSU 2 temperature. I suspect there is quite a bit of dust inside the PSU, you may consider blow them away when you open up your Mac next time.
By the way, what I notice is that your Northbridge temperature is quit high. Even though I am with the single processor model, the Northbridge heatsink is more or less the same. So, the temperature should be more or less the same as well.
As you can see, my system ambient also 32C, but the Northbridge only at 59C, and yours are at 79C. By considering you just finish the CPU upgrade, the north bridge heat sink should be very clean. And your booster fan already working at the ~1150RPM range. You may have to pay some attention on it. High north bridge temperature may cause instability.
Besides, it seems you are running a PC GPU. You better try to stress it a bit after boot (e.g. Run Luxmark for 10 seconds). The PCIe and PSU fan should go back to idle after that. If the fans stuck at these "high" RPM. You should perform a SMC reset. Or check if your GPU is running hot.
Last but not least, from your PSU 1 and PSU 2 temperature. I suspect there is quite a bit of dust inside the PSU, you may consider blow them away when you open up your Mac next time.
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