\* **All percentage values are relative to the base 55W result**
### CPU - Geekbench
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# Notice
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Geekbench does NOT test the system under full load, a lot of the tests don't even utilize all of the available cores, consider these results to be a reflection of an average daily lite usage with no extreme load
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Geekbench does NOT test the system under full load, a lot of the tests don't even utilize all of the available cores, consider these results to be a reflection of an average daily lite usage with no substantial load
\* **All percentage values are relative to the base 55W result**
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### GPU - LLM
`WIP`
### Conslusions
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**For CPU** we have a classic situation of diminishing returns, where **85W mode seems to be the sweet spot**. Going higher doesn't make much sense unless you want to squeeze the absolute maximum out of your system, and going lower is only suitable if you don't use your system resources fully (especially when you don't utilize all of the cores) or don't care about performance loss.
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**For GPU** the situation is a bit different, seems that it can utilise power more effectively, but more testing is needed, I'm on it.
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A classic situation of diminishing returns, where **85W mode seems to be the sweet spot**. Going higher doesn't make much sense unless you want to squeeze the absolute maximum out of your system, and going lower is only suitable if you don't use your system resources fully (especially when you don't utilize all of the cores) or don't care about performance loss.