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Anything 97% or better is good. 99%+ is VERY good. 100% is probably not even possible - there is always some variance between runs and the percentage is the difference between lowest and highest average score among the 20 runs during the stress test. <1% variance is basically same score.
sub-95% would start to imply your GPU is noticeably thermal throttling and your case cooling may be inadequate or the GPU has a poor cooler design.