Not a bad time. I am not an overclocker. I got some new rams so I wanted to see what they were up too.
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OK, now it makes even less sense -- those are processors with the same architecture and greater clock speeds, they should be better. I think your processor is either some kind of mutant or simply got mislabeled. There is no way a normal T2250 can be that good.
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Clevo D901C
E8300
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btw... the secret... http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=800445
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Latest run I have done to this date, also the fastest:
Sager NP9262 / Clevo D901C - Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 @ 2.67 GHz - 8800m GTX SLi - 4 GB of Apacer RAM @ 800 MHz in 2 SODIMM's - Triple Toshiba 200 GB @ 7,200 RPM Hard Drives in Intel Matrix RAID-0:
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The test seems to take advantage of threading very well. Dual Core results at the same frequency and similiar architecture are twice and fast and quad core almost 4x faster.
Is dual core really that helpful for simple web browsing and word processing? Maybe add a single threaded benchmark?
I have a mobile Sempron @ 1.8Ghz in my laptop. I am considering upgrading to MK-38(Single Core 2.2 Ghz) or TL-58(Dual Core 1.9Ghz). For things like booting-up etc the MK-38 would be faster right? -
Here are mine (for my desktop rig--specs in the sig)
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35.703secs with a T7600 2.33Ghz 4MB cache memory running at 533Mhz 4-4-4-12.
Vista Home Premium x86/32bit
Chipset/Northbridge: Intel 945PM
Notebook: Sony Vaio FE31MAttached Files:
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These Intels are flying
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Indeed
around a 2Ghz intel core 2 duo ought to be enough for anybody!
(i'll laugh when i read this in 10years haha)
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i only have 670Ms to go to beat 30 seconds on my T2250! http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=800445
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You don't see NASA laughing about it
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As I'm new here, I will now submit my wPrime from my Notebook and My Desktop.
Notebook Acer Aspire 6935G with P8600 (2.4GHz)
See my Notebook Review
Desktop [email protected]
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got 53.359 on my t5500 someday ill try with firefox,nod,rainlendar,gigaget,theme closed..
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Looks like my Octi-tron owns
Its barely breaking a sweat with wprime
Specs at the time of the test:
2 x AMD Opteron 2347's at stock 1.9Ghz (8 core) only 2gb reading of my 4gb kingston pc6400 ecc memory (Windows Server 2003 standard edition 32 bit trial). Run on ASUS LIN64SLI-WS/B with dual dynatron a86G coolers
Its a laptop for me, but I guess it goes under the desktop category cause its a homebuild.
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Just installed a bunch of memory, this is in as used everyday configuration with the exeption of just turning off my Avast package.
Does this seem reasonable? Tomas M. 5 posts above kicks my butt with a lesser processor, is he super tuning or am I super slow?
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His is overclocked I believe, yours seems reasonable.
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King of Interns Simply a laptop enthusiast
32M in Wprime was 36.453 secs at stock and 29.609 OC @ 2.86 ghtz
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AsusM51;
4gb Ram
Cpu intel core 2 duo 2.4ghz@ 2.7
300gb 5200 rpm
ati mobility hd 3650 512 DDR2 from 600/400@700/450
Windows vista ultimate x64 sp1 PT-PT
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Eh... Did this on my Clevo D901C
Windows Vista Ultimate
4GB RAM
Stock clock speeds. Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550
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moon angel Notebook Virtuoso NBR Reviewer
I have no idea if this is still being updated but I (finally) upgraded the L100 from this:
25.) moon angel Intel Celeron-M 380 CPU @ 1.60GHz NB: Toshiba Satellite Pro L100 XP Pro 128.812s
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John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator
Via Nano U2250 (in Samsung NC20).
32M = 174.165
1024M = 5677.625s
JohnAttached Files:
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This thread is kind of dusty.
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Dusty...
yes, I think my SZ was never added to the list, even though in terms of speed it should have been (at the time that I ran the programme).
But in some places its unfair too - you can't expect a 13" to be as powerful as a gaming laptop - one would have to distinguish these too...
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just joining the clan here
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What version of wPrime are y'all using?
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wPrime 2.00
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Thx; still neccessary to set the thread count to 2 in this version regardless of CPU?
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hmm, i think the program will detect your hardware and if it found out you use multiple core CPU, will set the thread count accordingly.
So if you have Quad Core, it will set the thread count to 4 by default.
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29.28s running at 1.598GHz & 2 threads; not sure why it didn't run it at 2.53GHz...
edit - left it at the default 4 threads - 15.292s running at 1.598GHz & the default 4 threads...seems a bit more like it, but wonder why it shows my CPU to be a "1596MHz Yorkfield E0".
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Your power management active?
If it is, use the "high performance" profile. Then re-run the program.
Note: You have to close wPrime first before changing the power management profile. If not, wPrime will run using the old profile although you already changed it.
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Thx - had already set the Power Management to "Performance".
Ran the test again and got 15.191s this time with Aero disabled.
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Results submitted to HWBot under Team NBR.
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welcome to the team
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I did not know we had a desktop section now too! While this was a good achievement about 9 months ago when I built it the i7 can easily beat my score.
Custom Desktop
Q6600 @3.6ghz
Ram 1:1 DDR2 5-4-4-12
x64 Vista
WPrime 32M Test
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we have desktop section?
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
Measure your Dual/Multi Core Notebook CPU Speed - Bye Bye to SuperPI
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Gophn, May 17, 2007.