Measure your Notebook CPU Speed

HP nc8430

Core Duo 2.00Ghz
1024 Mb RAM
80Gb HD 5400 rpm
on AC power

1:15 for 2 x 10^6 digits straight out the box

 

Acer Aspire 5672WLMi
Core Duo T2300 @ 1.66 ghz
1024MB DDRII @ 533 mhz
100GB 5.4k SATA HDD

Plugged in:
1M: 0:38
2M: 1:32

Battery:
1M: 0:38
2M: 1:36

 

Toshiba Satellite A75-S2292 Pentium 4 HT 2.8 Ghz, 896MB RAM, 60GB hard drive.

-2 minutes and 40 seconds for my laptop to calculate PI to 2million digits (On Battery Power)

-2 minutes and 39 seconds for my laptop to calculate PI to 2million digits (On AC Power)

hehe, a single second difference.

 

Sager 5760

2.0 ghz
1 gb ram pc5400 667mhz
100gb 7200rpm

Alots of XP tweaks and mods, killed most user installed background programs

2m - 1:04

Just out of curiosity, has anyone gotten better than this?

 

That's extremely fast - not even the T2600 2.16GHz laptops I used beat that. Are you running the regular version or the SSE2/SSE3 ones? We use the regular for comparison.

 

Inspiron 9100 P4 3.2ghz plugged in.

2M = 1min 56 sec.

I'll test my new e1705 with the core duo 1.83 when it arrives in a few days.

 

Sony Vaio SZ150, specs in sig (T2600 CPU), plugged in:

2M = 1 min 13 secs.

Yonah based desktop PC with T2600 CPU at stock settings :

2M = 1 min 3 secs.

Maybe with some tweaking can push the time down.

 

dell inspiron b120
celeron M 360 1.4Ghz
768 MB RAM
80 GB 5200? RPM

plugged in: 2:22
can't remember unplugged but i think it only dropped a couple seconds
also, performance might drop drastically for some people while unplugged because your computer has different settings while unplugged. and of course, it's unplugged.

 

Dell Inspiron 700m
1.6 GHz 768 Mb ram, 60 gb 5400 rpm
2:11 UNPLUGGED
2:10 PLUGGED

My home built AMD 3000+ Venice system with 1 Gig Corsair Ram
1:55

Steven

 

A T2300
Plugged in 1 minute and 25 seconds
Battery 1 minute and 25 seconds

 

Dell Latitude D820

2.0 GHz Intel Centrino Duo Core (T2500)
2 GB RAM
80 GB Hard Drive

2M: 1:14 AC and Battery

 

Precision M90 1.66GHz
1M: 35s
2M: 1m 24s
4M: 3m 06s

 

Dell Inspiron E1705
T2400 Core Duo 1.83 GHz
2GB Ram
80gb 7200rpm HD
2M: 1m 16s

 

Super Pi times for my systers HP Pavilion dv2000z. I've did some playing with the laptop. I like the design of it, but the Turion 64 X2 dissapointed me.I haven't really paid attention to benchmarks though.

1.66 Turion X2
Super Pi 2m
AC: 2:02
Battery: 2:07

 

Desktop HP Media Center m376n
P4 HT 2.6GHz
1.5 DDR SDRAM
120GB 5400 rpm
2min17sec
Inspiron E1505
Centino Core Dou 2500 2.0GHz 677MHz
1GB DDR2 533MHz 2 Dimm
1min12sec DC power
1min10sec AC power

ucb9999
:ati: :centrino:

 

Toshiba P100-801; Core duo 2.0, 2G ddr2

AC - 1min 18sec
DC - 1min 18sec

ucb9999, simular system but ur 8 secs quicker! nice

 

Dell 700m 1.6ghz, 60gb 5400rpm, 768mb Ram, running on Home/Office Desk settings: 2min 9 seconds.

Some ppl do not realize that some Dell laptops have user selectable performance settings. For example: My 700m has the following options: Home/Office Desk, Portable/Laptop, Presentation, Always On, Min Power Management, and Max Battery. I get slightly better Super Pi scores (by one second) with the Home/Office Desk settings than I do with the Portable/Laptop settings.

Steven

 

my laptop
acer aspire

 

my laptop 2m =60 seconds flat
1m = 24 seconds
4m = 3:01

 

sony sz260p/c: 1.8ghz, 1g memory 120g 5400rpm hd on vaio optimized

ac:
dc: 1m 19s
ac: 1m 22s

 

Lenovo n100 T2300 (800mhz - 1.66Ghz) 512mb Ram
(test done with lots of applications in background (firefox, ms word, photoshop, msn.. )

2M test on AC @ 1:13

2M test on DC @ 1.13 (max performance)

2M test on DC @ 1.47 (best battery life)

 

The program isn't working for me, it just says "not calculated" in a notepad document.

 

When you open SuperPI, hit "Calculate" at the top, select 2M digits, then hit "OK" and it should start.

 

CM420+2G DDR2 533+945GM+60G 5400rpm

2M 100"

 

I ran it on my two notebooks, and my desktop, just for kicks.

My primary notebook:

Model: HP Pavilion dv2000.
CPU: Core Duo 1.6ghz.
RAM: 1gb DDR2.
100 5400RPM HD.

On a/c: 1 minute 19 seconds.

On battery: 1 minute 23 seconds.



My older notebook:

Model: HP Pavilion dv1000.
CPU: Pentium M 1.5ghz.
RAM: 1.3gb.
60gb 5400RPM HD.

On a/c: 2 minutes 36 seconds.

On battery: 2 minutes 40 seconds.



My primary computer, the desktop:

Model: HP Pavilion s7400n.
CPU: Celeron M 1.6ghz.
RAM: 512mb.
160gb 7400RPM HD (RPM may be off a bit).

On a/c: 2 minutes 55 seconds.

 

My Dell Inspiron 8100 (only on battery tested)

Pentium 3M - 1Ghz / 512GGB RAM

 

Intel Core 2 Duo T7600 2.33GHz/667MHz FSB:

0:56 AC Power

 

Best my HGL30's T2400 did was 1:42.

Hmm...

 

Thats pretty slow. I got the T2400 on my DV2000t and i just got 1:19.

 

Well I finally got around to updating Windows on it (the 1:42 was when it was un-updated) and installed the dual core hotfix and got a new time of 1:24

 

Acer Aspire 3610
Celeron M 1.5
256 Ram
40G

2:16 AC
4:52 Battery

Toshiba A45-S150
P4 Mobile 2.4
512 Ram
60 GB

2:30 plugged/battery

What does these mean?

 

dv8339
core duo 2250 1.73ghz
1G ddr2 pc5300
200G 5400rpm HD

1:21 plugged
1:29 battery

 

I means your Celeron M is faster then your P4 Mobile in SuperPI when they are both on AC. It looks like you've got some power saving feature kicking in on your Acer since your time drops a whole lot on battery.

 

Thinkpad z60m with Pentium M 770 @ 2.13 Ghz (on AC), 7200 RPM HD, 1 GB RAM.

1 min 39 seconds.

 

1:16 a/c

1:17 - batt "always on." 2.0 gHz

2:15 - batt "max batt" 1.0 gHz

Intel core duo T2500
2 gigs of ram

 

That's quite fast, great ! mine is relatively slower --> 1:26
Toshiba power saver setting - Running MS Visual Studio .NET 2005, Solidworks 2006, YM, and IE.
Satellite M105-S3011 using T2300 512MB RAM, but I think it's working on 667Mhz-1.66Ghz.

 

1min 15 secs. Specs in signature.

 

Dell E1505
T2400
5400rpm HD
1gb ram

512k = 13s
1mb = 33s
2mb = 1m 17s

 

i'll post mine in 2 weeks when i get my dell 6400 with t7200

 

compal hel80
t7200
5400rpm
2gb ram

1m:
25.954s

2m:
01m 03.797s

 

See my signature for system specs on my Asus S96J

(AC)
1M:
26s
(AC)
2M:
1 min 3s

P.S> When I check the task manager, it shows one of my processors going full throttle crunching numbers while the other one lays back and twiddles its thumbs. This program does not seem to be taking (any) advantage of multi-core processors (someone verify?)/

 

HP DV2000z

AMD Turion 64 X2 ML-50 (1.6GHz)
1024MB DDR2
80GB (5400rpm)

2 min 05 sec

 

Acer Aspire 5601
Core Duo 2250 1.73
512 MB DDR2
100GB 5400
1min 30Sec

 

Dell xps m1210
2.33 ghz Intel dual core
2 meg ram
100 mb 7200 rpm hd
Plugged in: 1m 28s
Unplugged: 1m 56s

 

**** yooper i think you need to upgrade that 2 megs of ram... lol!

M1710
2.0 Core Duo
2GB DDR667
60GB 7.2K HD

Plugged - 1m 29s

 

Dell e1705
T7400 2.16ghz
PI 2 Megs
59s

 

Toshiba a105 s1712 Budget laptop
1.6 celeron m, 1 gig memory, 80gig hd 5400rpm, and ati 200m xpress, which hogs basically 1/4 or my physical memory. Also I had 2 programs and 1 dl running. I need to try without sharing memory through the physical memory and no programs.
It ran 2:32 for 2m wow, celeron M competing with pentium M, Im getting better numbers with my celeron than some of you that have more than 1.6 on pentium

 

2:01 AC with antivirus on
sempron 3200+
512 mb ram

compaq v3017LA

later i will post the test results with battery power.

 

HP Pavillion dv1000, intel centrino duo t2300 1.6 ghz, 1 gig ram, 80 gb hd 5400 i think

2m = 1m 26s

 

Dell E1705, Merom T7200 2.0 ghz, undervolted (only slightly at the moment)

2m = 1m 03 sec