Measure your Notebook CPU Speed

**** all these naming schemes!! It's so hard to follow cpus nowadays

 

1:37 for 2M calculation. That seems rather fast.

Here are the new system specs.

HP dv4000
Pentium-M 760
2.0Ghz, 533Mhz FSB
1.25GB PC2-4200
128MB X700
80GB 4200 RPM hdd
undervolted to 1.148V@15x(2.0Ghz)

 

The pentium m 7xx series seems to be a pretty good cpu.

 

Laptop:

IBM TP R52
Pentium M 1.6, 1 GB DDR2 40GB 5400 RPM

Desktop:

P4 2.8 512 DDR2, 160GB SATA, 250GB Ultra ATA all with 8MB Buffer

 

Dv4000 with ATI X700
PM 740
512 RAM in one stick
80 Gig 5400 RPM HD

on AC 1:44
on battery 1:45

 

Gateway mx6025: 2:41 min

- Celeron M 360 (1.4 GHz)
- Intel Extreme Graphics II
- 1 GB PC3200 1 DIMM
- 80GB 5400RPM Seagate Momentus HD
- Wireless off
- A/C plugged in
- XP Home

 

r3000z compaq presario CTO
amd 64 3000+ dtr clawhammer 1.8 ghz
768mb pc2700 ram
4200 60gb hard drive
antivirus disabled
wireless disabled

50 sec 1 mil
1:54 2 mil
plugged in

 

w00t, just beat my fastest time again.

LG LW70-4JMA with 1G DDRII.

2M digits - 1:20sec

Thats with the 1.86Ghz CPU overclocked to 2.25Ghz.

 

Dell 700m 1.6ghz, 512mb ram, 40gb 4200rpm hdd

Max processor, ac = 2min 16sec
Max processor, battery = 2min 26 sec
Underclocked @ 600mz, battery = 5min 23 sec

 

L2005, Turion ML34 1.8ghz
2.01s

 

1:44
Dell m70/Pent M 1.86/2gb ddr2 pc4200/60gb 7200rpm hd

1:42 with antivirus and antispyware off-oops, better turn it back on

1:37 max processor vs. dynamic switching

 

Averatec 3270-EE1
AMD Mobile Sempron 1.60Ghz Windows Professional
512MB
60Gig

Battery Power 2:10 AC Power 2:14

This Laptop ran like crap when I 1st. bought it a week ago. Averatec had so much crap on the hard drive. This Phoenix back up partition is not something i'm use to. I still like having a manufacturers restore disk. I wiped the hard drive clean, including their restore partition. I installed Win XP Pro. I downloaded all hardware drivers from Averatecs website and loaded them after the OS. System runs great now! I have heard of people having trouble Changing from XP home to Pro on Averatec Laptops. Was not a problem on the 3270.

 

1m36s with ac

1m36s with dc full power

- Acer 1694WLMI
- P-m 760 (nice since specs list 750 )
- 1 gig ddrII ram
- x700(64mb) also nice since specs list x600

 

V2000z ML-37 1GB DDR400 40GB 5400RPM HDD.

1 Min 43 sec AC or DC Full power. No background processes

 

So, whats the fastest time in here anyway?
i'd check mine but i'm to lazy right now.

 

With SuperPi: 1 minute 22 seconds

I LOVE MY ATHLON 64 4000+!!! :amd64-2:

 

I get 1 minute 34 seconds. I'm running a Pentium M 2ghz with 1g ram.

 

Since my laptop is not here I used my (old) desktop. To simulate running on battery power I had winamp 2.79 running and three window of firefox open.

On battery 17'43"
pluged in 13'05" (that's right 13 feet and 5 inches)

System
PIII 450 Mhz (oh yeah)
224 megs o' ram
win98 SE
and some hard disk speed ???

 

here is the most suprising part about my cpu. by far, from what i've seen, i have the fastest processor here, in terms of mhz, but yet, im beaten in numbers when it comes to checking your pi-2M. My number? 2:01 at 752 mb ram, 3.46, 3.47 ghz pent 4. i'm taking care of that...soon to ugparde my ram....soon....

 

XPS M170, Pentium M 760 (2GHz/533MHz FSB)
2GB,DDR2,533MHz 2 Dimm
256MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7800 Ultra
80GB Ultra ATA Hard Drive running at 7200 rpm

I got 1 min 48 sec, I thought it'd be faster than that, but I'm running McAfee, YIM, surfing the net, and have a few smaller programs running.

Edit, I closed a few programs and got 1 min 41 sec, I still think this thing can push it faster than that.

 

AC power, Max battery power setting, many running processes=1min 37 sec
2ghz Pentium M 760

more to come later...

AC power, minimal backround=1min 32sec

 

Just did one test with my new Gateway MX7515 Athlon 64 Mobile 4000+...
1m 26secs

WOW. These 4000+ models seem to be better than any P-M even with the 2gigs of ram on some of these models. AMD!!!

 

The 4000+ is clocked at 2.6GHz. A 2.6GHz Dothan (and they say it's possible) would probably beat it.

 

Been done. If you look a lil ways back you'll see someone who got 1m20s with his 760dothan

 

@sickmall-Be more specific, this is a BIG thread...I have the 760 dothan as well, and 1min 20s is 12 sec less then my best score...can you oc these Pentium M's?

 

I get 1m45s for 2 million on AC power.

I have an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (2.0GHz, 1mb cache), 512mb RAM, 40GB 4200rpm HDD, 128mb ATi MR9700.

I don't have my battery in at the moment, but the processor clocks down to 800MHz on battery.

 

You sure can oc these pentium-m's. Personally I tried it just for craps and giggles (I'd rather undervolt and have a cooler and less power hungry lappy any day). I went as far as 2.3ghz on stock voltage. It was prime stable for 12hrs (that's all I ran it for). The 1m20s you're looking for is on page 52 I think... Arround there anyhow.

edit: spelling

 

You can tell it not to clock down differently (or not at all) if you feel like it...

 

Sorry??
See my sig.
I have yet to see anyone beat my fastest 2M SuperPi time of 1m20sec.

 

So, is the athlon 64 consistently faster than the P-M?

 

I think that reading the previous discussion allows you to conclude that it isn't.

 

ZD8205 with an upgraded 3.4GHz P4 650, 2GB RAM, 5400 RPM 100GB drive

1m 27s. Could probably go faster, but not about to OC. Should try to run this in safe mode tonight...

 

Not gonna help.

 

prob possible... but all i gotta say is mine is 64 bit, and *ahem*, system bus.... i say why buy a 32 bit when 64 bit is up and comming? that was my delima when for like 2 secs i considered a p-m 760 dothan... which is the only thing that could pull me away from my AMD addiction.

 

Sry That I have to say this but I probably have the slowest time here:

IBM Netvista (old Desktop)
Pentium III Processor 598MHz
512 RAM
Time to calculate 2 Million Digits of Pi: 9min. 23 sec
OUCH!

 

Intel is commign out with a 64bit p-m midway through next year as I understand it. I think that will be a heavy hitting contender. Hence my intel choice.

 

Dell 5150

P4-M 3.06ghz (ht disabled), 512mb ddr, 60gig 5400rpm HD

A/C Power: 2 min 12 sec
Battery: 2 min 11 sec

 

If you overclocked an AMD Athlon 4000+ (DTR version) from 2.4 to 2.6GHz it would probably beat any P-M. My 4000+ on my zv6000 topped out at 1 min. 22 sec. without overclocking it. So I would guess that it would get 1 min. 18 sec. with a 0.2GHz boost.

 

Dell Latitude D610

1.86GHz Pentium-M 750 processor
ATI Mobility Radeon X300 with 64MB
1024MB RAM, 2 DIMM
60GB hard drive, 5400RPM

With AC plugged in 2M digits in 1 min and 39 seconds

 

i win
p3(r)
6 min 53 sec

 

Actually, it might be 2007 before Intel introduces their Merion 64-bit Mobile Pentium M processor. But Intel is doing this for a reason, the 64-bit extensions AMD includes in the Turion does cause extra power and heat consumption, and for right now there's no use for 64-bit. Intel argues that when Vista is released in 2007 there will be a viable reason to use a 64-bit capable processor, for those that want the 64-bit version of Windows Vista.

As I'm a programmer I'll give a little bit of perspective, the last time that I wrote or ran client side software that required me to address 2^64 objects (2 to the 64th power) was never. A 32-bit long address space provides 4 billion spaces, which is plenty. In terms of the OS address spaces, Windows NT only let you have 2GB of user address space per process. But then, I know of no client applications where one process needs more than 2GB of RAM.

So in terms of needing 64-bit for an OS or for writing applications, we just aren't there yet, so why waste the die space and increase thermal envelope for 64-bit capability on a mobile processor when it's something you can't use? 64-bit has its uses, but really is very niche at this point in time.

Note I'm talking about mobile processors, 64-bit CPUs from Sun, HP, IBM, AMD, and Intel have all been around for some time for server side.

 

dell inspiron 9300 P M 2.13ghz, 1gigram, 60gig 7200rpm

1min 43 sec, running multiple programs, and 64 processes. (plugged in)

 

Athlon 64 4000 (2.6Ghz)
Plugged > 1 min 26 sec
Battery > 2 min 9 sec
Gateway MX7515 1GB DDR333

 

Intel Centrino P M 1.4 GHz
2M and 26 Secs on battery with a couple applications going.

 

Plugged in? With not much running? I didnt know those 1.4s were that good

 

My recently revived Toshiba Satellite came in at 2 minutes 18 seconds. Its got a P4-M; not too shabby for a 3.5 year old notebook.

 

Yep, not bad for 2 year old Dell.

 

My Dv4000 on battery with specs in my sig ran pi to 2 million in 1 min 40 secs.

 

Wow. There certainly is a reason you're an admin. Thubs up to you. You obviously know your stuff.

 

I second the motion:base: