Difference between the clock and the high-resolution timer
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I was trying to make a test for my PC using Geekbench 4 but after the test end, it showing no results and tell me:
Geekbench has detected a 5.86s difference between the clock (164s) and the high-resolution timer (158s) on your system. Since this difference can affect benchmark results, Geekbench will not display the benchmark results.
Anyone can help me with this please?
Thanks @Byte Commander and here are the results:
time clock hardware-test
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I was trying to make a test for my PC using Geekbench 4 but after the test end, it showing no results and tell me:
Geekbench has detected a 5.86s difference between the clock (164s) and the high-resolution timer (158s) on your system. Since this difference can affect benchmark results, Geekbench will not display the benchmark results.
Anyone can help me with this please?
Thanks @Byte Commander and here are the results:
time clock hardware-test
asked Jan 7 at 19:56
Meky
306
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Can you runsudo hwclock --comparein a terminal and let it run for maybe a minute, so that you have a couple of data points, and edit your question to add its output?
– Byte Commander
Jan 7 at 20:34
I used Geekbench on Linux mint 18.3 on the same PC with the same Bios setup and it's worked 100%, why on Ubuntu not? browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/6264062
– Meky
Jan 9 at 20:59
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I was trying to make a test for my PC using Geekbench 4 but after the test end, it showing no results and tell me:
Geekbench has detected a 5.86s difference between the clock (164s) and the high-resolution timer (158s) on your system. Since this difference can affect benchmark results, Geekbench will not display the benchmark results.
Anyone can help me with this please?
Thanks @Byte Commander and here are the results:
time clock hardware-test
asked Jan 7 at 19:56
Meky
306
I was trying to make a test for my PC using Geekbench 4 but after the test end, it showing no results and tell me:
Geekbench has detected a 5.86s difference between the clock (164s) and the high-resolution timer (158s) on your system. Since this difference can affect benchmark results, Geekbench will not display the benchmark results.
Anyone can help me with this please?
Thanks @Byte Commander and here are the results:
time clock hardware-test
time clock hardware-test
asked Jan 7 at 19:56
Meky
306
asked Jan 7 at 19:56
Meky
306
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asked Jan 7 at 19:56
Meky
306
asked Jan 7 at 19:56
Meky
306
asked Jan 7 at 19:56
Meky
306
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Can you runsudo hwclock --comparein a terminal and let it run for maybe a minute, so that you have a couple of data points, and edit your question to add its output?
– Byte Commander
Jan 7 at 20:34
I used Geekbench on Linux mint 18.3 on the same PC with the same Bios setup and it's worked 100%, why on Ubuntu not? browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/6264062
– Meky
Jan 9 at 20:59
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Can you runsudo hwclock --comparein a terminal and let it run for maybe a minute, so that you have a couple of data points, and edit your question to add its output?
– Byte Commander
Jan 7 at 20:34
I used Geekbench on Linux mint 18.3 on the same PC with the same Bios setup and it's worked 100%, why on Ubuntu not? browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/6264062
– Meky
Jan 9 at 20:59
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Can you run
sudo hwclock --compare in a terminal and let it run for maybe a minute, so that you have a couple of data points, and edit your question to add its output?– Byte Commander
Jan 7 at 20:34
Can you run
sudo hwclock --compare in a terminal and let it run for maybe a minute, so that you have a couple of data points, and edit your question to add its output?– Byte Commander
Jan 7 at 20:34
I used Geekbench on Linux mint 18.3 on the same PC with the same Bios setup and it's worked 100%, why on Ubuntu not? browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/6264062
– Meky
Jan 9 at 20:59
I used Geekbench on Linux mint 18.3 on the same PC with the same Bios setup and it's worked 100%, why on Ubuntu not? browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/6264062
– Meky
Jan 9 at 20:59
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Can you run
sudo hwclock --comparein a terminal and let it run for maybe a minute, so that you have a couple of data points, and edit your question to add its output?– Byte Commander
Jan 7 at 20:34
I used Geekbench on Linux mint 18.3 on the same PC with the same Bios setup and it's worked 100%, why on Ubuntu not? browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/6264062
– Meky
Jan 9 at 20:59