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Cobretti2 said:
Bofferbrauer2 said:

From what I see in the first link is that the other one has a vastly larger memory bus (1750Mhz compared to his 2050Mhz), so this test is probably very memory intensive. His CPU turbos also 200Mhs higher here, which might also be a factor to the gap.

On the second one, he overclocked the GPU to 2070Mhz (nice one btw), which is 165Mhz more than you have on yours there. Combined with slightly higher memory clock this is probably worth the bulk of the difference.

But one thing I remarked on both tests is that his drivers are more up-to-date (can have quite some influence) and that he has a newer Windows 10 version, which also might play a role.

So my suggestion is to update Windows and Drivers and then have another go before trying anything else. But if you want to change something already I'd suggest overclocking the VRAM, as it seems the 2070 is limited by bandwith, at least in those tests.

Thanks for that will try some suggestions put forward.

Have a look at the third link where I compare several machines. They were closer to mine in setup even identical or lower clock one i think..

Yeah , it's funny that some are all far in front with the same clock speeds as the others. It could be that heat is an issue with yours (throttling too much to keep up), so I'd suggest Speedfan or any other tool to track and record the speeds and temps of the different parts in your laptop. However, if that's the issue, than either the build is shit or you got a bad unit, as there shouldn't just be such a large gap between yours and the rest of the bunch