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    Dell 1520 BENCHMARKS HERE!!

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by ps2cho, Jul 14, 2007.

  1. chuck232

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    At the root of the forum section, there should be a button at the top left that says New Thread.
     
  2. jam12

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    What are the temperature's like on the Inspiron 1520?
     
  3. ps2cho

    ps2cho Notebook Evangelist

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    Later today I will do a battery drain on it using Orthos :) That should be interesting.

    Using CoreTemp the highest I have seen is 63c on both cores when playing Supreme Commander. So well within reasonable limits. The bottom of the laptop is not too hot either (hot, but not too hot).
     
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    Goodness, thats quite impressive when compared to the Acer Aspire 5920, that was hitting 90C but probably that would depend on the game also.
    Could anyone else share there temperatures please? (When idle, and playing games)

    Thanks.
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  5. ps2cho

    ps2cho Notebook Evangelist

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    They should be very similar +- 5c depending on ambient temperatures. Supreme Commander is about as intensive as it gets.
     
  6. chuck232

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    You could try something that stresses the CPU to the max, such as Orthos.
     
  7. ps2cho

    ps2cho Notebook Evangelist

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    You'd be surprised how close Supreme Commander and Orthos get when you are 400 units with 3 computer players on a 64k size map! I did use Orthos as well and it was the same.
     
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    Thats an impressive windows experience index score!
     
  9. jam12

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    Yeh, its on par with its rivals.
     
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    It really is lol!
    i cant wait for My T7500, 2GB RAM
    should be hitting at least 4.9!

    BUT something on the experience index in the first post doesnt look rite, it says 4.7 for aero and 5.1 for gaming graphics, wat drivers av u got for it as i wud say it shud b the other way round as vista is NOT that much demanding for aero, i mean it can run on a 2.0 score.
     
  11. ps2cho

    ps2cho Notebook Evangelist

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    I just installed the 2GB of RAM today and my score didn't change. I guess its the frequency and timings that make it faster when greater than 1GB
     
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    Not at all. Whisper quiet under load. Will bench PCMark2005 now :)

    EDIT: Ok its on the first page. I have never ran PCMark before...so I don't know if that scores good or not.
     
  14. ps2cho

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    Just added power consumption to the top of the first page :) Very interesting results!
     
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    Thanks for the bench ps2cho, but I'm not sure why it didn't give you the pc, ram and other scores?

    Can you please try select in PCmark where it says "Tests" click select and pick CPU suite only, untick all the others, and run it again, see it gives you the score.
     
  16. ps2cho

    ps2cho Notebook Evangelist

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    I guess the free version doesn't let you.
     
  17. CyberGhost

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    ok, give me a sec...
     
  18. ps2cho

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    ok I posted it on the first page.
     
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    Updated and added the idle wattage usage. Wow 18 watt average! and 15 watt's peak! That's incredibly low!
     
  21. chuck232

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    I noticed you have idle for 1 minute and idle for several hours - and there's a large difference in power draw. Is the idle for several hours with the screen turn e off, HD spun down and the CPU at some ridiculously low power state?
     
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    thank you... thank you... so glad i didn't get the T7300... and stuck with the T7100.... heheheh..
     
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    well i am glad the benchmarks were done using T5250 and initially with 1 gigs of ram ... so glad that they came out well.. otherwise woul've regretted not going for a proceesor upgrade....
     
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    Screen shut, HDD NOT powered off, CPU doing its default speedstep to 900MHz I guess, WLAN on, USB jumpdrive and mouse plugged in.

    Could be even lower if I made it turn the HDD off...but I still want my AIM and stuff to be signed on so I turned that feature off.
     
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