13600k doesn't seem to boost

[NotWorking]

I have just built a system with a new 13600k. Everything runs really well except that the CPU seems a bit too slow. First, here are the systems specs:



After finishing the build I ran Cinebench to see if temperatures were staying alright. However, during the multicore test the CPU temps never went over 55 degrees, which is a bit odd.
To me it looks like the CPU is never really boosting but I might be wrong or misinterpreting things?

Here is a screenshot of what HW info says:


And here are some photos of the BIOS settings:



Am I reading this wrong or is there some kind of problem? I have put together PCs before, but this issue seems to be a bit above my paygrade.
Any help would be appreciated.

 

[EarthDog]

Well, according to your images, it's boosting to 5.1 GHz (see max clocks). So it's working right in that respect.

During multi-core loads like Cinebench, it's not going to run that max boost speed....that's for 2 core/threads and how the chip works. I'd imagine somewhere in the mid 4 Ghz is where it will run?

Is that BIOS updated to the latest version? What cooling do you have?

 

[NotWorking]

Yes, I made sure to update BIOS and all drivers/firmware to the latest version. I use a NZXT Kraken 240mm AIO on the CPU, which should be plenty.
Are those 'Ring Limit Reasons' in HWInfo something I should worry about?

 

[EarthDog]

Yes, I made sure to update BIOS and all drivers/firmware to the latest version. I use a NZXT Kraken 240mm AIO on the CPU, which should be plenty.
Are those 'Ring Limit Reasons' in HWInfo something I should worry about?

Nope.

What clocks does it run at when CB runs? Is it around where I guessed? Keep Hwinfo up and see what wattage it records when running.. .post that pic.

But so far, I don't see a problem...

 

[NotWorking]

Yes, looks like it. This shot is taken mid-run.
CB r23 score is 22385, which isn't horrible, but I see people hitting 24000, so I am wondering if there are easy tweaks I can do, to improve things a bit.
And I can see power never going over 145w, not sure if that is good.

 

[EarthDog]

Yeah.. I still don't see a problem. That's a good thing!

If you want to increase performance, try raising the multipliers for the P-cores up one each. You have plenty of temperature headroom and I don't see anything else limiting it at initial glance.

 

[NotWorking]

Thank you for the information. I'll try to squeeze out a bit more and see how it feels.
Just surprised everything is so nice and cool.