CPU is showing high in lobby

You can use https://pastebin.com/ as well to share the content of the whole file.

As Magge points out, you can use pastebin. Note that I only copied one part of the preference file (the one with the performance statistics in it). You can find it by looking for PerformanceTrackingV2. Either how, sharing the entire preference file works too. And I highly encourage other people to do so too - the more data the merrier!

A work of art is never finished, merely abandoned

@Jip
Here is my whole preference file.

https://pastebin.com/yeB8LMUs

Thanks for your help!

PerformanceTrackingV2 = {
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            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 97,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1362,
                Max = 1580
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 400,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1065.0499267578,
                Max = 1551.9499511719
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 454,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 747.24841308594,
                Max = 1408.4515380859
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 460,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 600.83117675781,
                Max = 1108.7805175781
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 17273,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 94.579872131348,
                Max = 883.94512939453
            }
        },
        Samples = 18
    }
}

The curve roughly matches mine, so the CPU score (of 350+) is (very) inaccurate for you. We'll be replacing the old cpu score with this new system in the next developers patch, that should be somewhere in a month from now!

A work of art is never finished, merely abandoned

I'll hopefully post mine tonight for you as my 12-year-old computer gets a score of 240 but I often is not the slowest computer and runs probably around the score of 200

PerformanceTrackingV2 = {
    Skirmish = {
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 0
        },
        {
            Samples = 14,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 3923,
                Max = 4145
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 756,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 3483,
                Max = 4140
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 2375,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 3100,
                Max = 4123
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 665,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 2710,
                Max = 4087
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 304,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 2307,
                Max = 3044
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 203,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1959,
                Max = 2555
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 231,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1621,
                Max = 2209
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 281,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1598.7399902344,
                Max = 3131.259765625
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 1425,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1655.9265136719,
                Max = 2950.6040039063
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 1944,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1524.4207763672,
                Max = 2575.9938964844
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 3721,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1315.2641601563,
                Max = 2292.0197753906
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 5330,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1299.3137207031,
                Max = 2006.9600830078
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 3670,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 955.32110595703,
                Max = 1753.1010742188
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 4391,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 707.79718017578,
                Max = 1354.0676269531
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 3918,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 664.49774169922,
                Max = 1197.3732910156
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 2650,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 314.5114440918,
                Max = 889.18475341797
            }
        },
        {
            Samples = 9836,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 44.25,
                Max = 696.75
            }
        },
        Samples = 29
    },

Your score seems to be inaccurate too, this is the amount of units that your computer can manage:

        { // +0
            Samples = 231,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1621,
                Max = 2209
            }
        },
(...)
        { // +2
            Samples = 281,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1598.7399902344,
                Max = 3131.259765625
            }
        },

In comparison, this is mine:

        { // +0
            Samples = 7297,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 3258.9602050781,
                Max = 5023.5688476563
            }
        },

The average map (Gap, Setons, generated, etc) has more than 2.4 - 3.0K units. You may not be the slowest, but you're still likely to slow down games. There also appears to be some throttling going on.

A work of art is never finished, merely abandoned

The only times I get really slow(this is before your s upgrades) is big long dual gap game that might go to -1 or -2, and big survival games. I might run a replay of a big survival and see how many units.

Is the log saying 2.2k units?

Yes, I'll comment it for you:

PerformanceTrackingV2 = {
    Skirmish = {
        { // -10
            Samples = 0
        },
        { // -9
            Samples = 0
        },
        { // -8
            Samples = 0
        },
        { // -7
            Samples = 0
        },
        { // -6
            Samples = 14,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 3923,
                Max = 4145
            }
        },
        { // -5
            Samples = 756,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 3483,
                Max = 4140
            }
        },
        { // -4
            Samples = 2375,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 3100,
                Max = 4123
            }
        },
        { // -3
            Samples = 665,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 2710,
                Max = 4087
            }
        },
        { // -2
            Samples = 304,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 2307,
                Max = 3044
            }
        },
        { // -1
            Samples = 203,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1959,
                Max = 2555
            }
        },
        { // 0
            Samples = 231,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1621,
                Max = 2209
            }
        },
        { // +1
            Samples = 281,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1598.7399902344,
                Max = 3131.259765625
            }
        },
        { // +2
            Samples = 1425,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1655.9265136719,
                Max = 2950.6040039063
            }
        },
        { // +3
            Samples = 1944,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1524.4207763672,
                Max = 2575.9938964844
            }
        },
        { // +4
            Samples = 3721,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1315.2641601563,
                Max = 2292.0197753906
            }
        },
        { // +5
            Samples = 5330,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 1299.3137207031,
                Max = 2006.9600830078
            }
        },
        { // +5
            Samples = 3670,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 955.32110595703,
                Max = 1753.1010742188
            }
        },
        { // +6
            Samples = 4391,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 707.79718017578,
                Max = 1354.0676269531
            }
        },
        { // +7
            Samples = 3918,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 664.49774169922,
                Max = 1197.3732910156
            }
        },
        { // +9
            Samples = 2650,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 314.5114440918,
                Max = 889.18475341797
            }
        },
        { // + 10
            Samples = 9836,
            UnitCount = {
                Min = 44.25,
                Max = 696.75
            }
        },
        Samples = 29
    },

A work of art is never finished, merely abandoned

@luke113 said in CPU is showing high in lobby:

It's an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz

equally a 2.6GHz laptop processor probably does get a 365 cpu score, what with laptops bad heat sinking and what not

@luke113 open game.prefs file. Find a string with CPU test number. Enter any amount you want instead. Live happy.

Good way to get banned.