This benchmark result is invalid due to a serious issue with the timers on this system.
Jack
In hwmonitor things look fine until I start your test. Once I start your test, my clocks all go to 1.71ghz and stay there (previously they were at ~4.5ghz) and when the test ends it tells me: This benchmark result is invalid due to a serious issue with the timers on this system.
Nothing was wrong when I started the test, but running your software seems to mess with my clocks.
5900x Processor
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1 Posted by riku on Aug 17, 2021 @ 10:26 AM
am having similar issue with A10-9700 CPU and Geekbench 4 / in hwmonitor, clocks jump from around 3700Mhz to ~1400Mhz and back and forth, leading to an invalid result?
This benchmark result is invalid due to a serious issue with the timers on this system.
System is running Windows 7 and is not overclocked or otherwise impacted as far as i know.
2 Posted by Jesse on Oct 22, 2022 @ 08:23 AM
Same here I’m having the problem with my raspberry pi 4b, does anyone know how to fix this issue?