Measure your Notebook CPU Speed

What the heck? My t7300 vostro did it in 56 seconds, 10 times out of 10. How can the t7400s and t7500s be getting slower times? I'm running on xp and closed other programs though.

 

2M: 1m50s
T42, Pentium-m 2Ghz Dothan, 2GB ram, 5400 rpm hdd



It seems Ghz per Ghz, a core duo is 35% faster than a pentium M dothan for single threaded apps.
I based this on the fact that a core duo 1.6ghz did it in 1 min 31s, which extrapolating would give that a core duo 2Ghz would do it in 1min 13s.

A bit dssapointed in the pentium M, I thought the gap was only like 20%.

 

Presario 2100 (Mobile Intel Celeron, CPU = 2.0Ghz, 512Ram, 40GB HD)

Battery -- 6min 12sec

 

Aldi Thursday special -
Medion MD96290 Pentium Dual Core 1.86Mhz
2GB RAM
1:26 Mains
1:26 Battery

 

I tested my two notebooks today and I got close results:

Lenovo IBM Z61M:
Core Duo T2300e 1.66 GHz 2 GB Ram 1 m 24 sec.

HP PDV6267CL:
Core 2 Duo T5200 1.6 GHz 2 GB Ram 1 m 23 sec.

 

Dell Vostro 1400
Intel Celeron M 540 (1.86 GHz)

2M digits - 1:23

 

Dell Inspiron 9100, Pentium 4-HT
1GB Ram
40GB 5200RPM Hard Drive

2million in 5min 3seconds, about 40 processes running
plugged in

EDIT: Redid it, got 3min 33sec with 33 processes running

Redid it on 8/30 got 2min 48sec

 

2m

1:39

not that bad

 

Due to my needing this laptop to actually work on the job I was forced to go from Vista to XP Pro.
Pi to 2M went from 1:03 to 1:02. Go figure.

 

t60p t7200 2gig ram

2M in....... 1m..1s

 

Centrino Core 2 Duo -2GB RAM

54 seconds

 

i think will be better if we post pics.

here's mine

Toshiba s4094 Core Duo T2250 - 1,5 gb
hd 120 - Win XP

AC plugged: 1m 21s "656 ms

 

55 sec

Core 2 Duo t7500
2GB RAM
120 GB 7200 RPM

 

Dell Inspiron 9100, 2.8GHz Pentium 4 HT, 1.5GB ram Vista Home Premium

 

Normal configuration

 

XPS 1710
Core 2 duo 2.16 gHz
2 Gig RAM
XP Professional

1 Min 0 sec

 

Intel U1500 ULV core Solo @ 1.33GHz in Sonay VGN-G11:

SuperPi 2M = 1m 46s.

John

 

Dell 1520
Core 2 Duo 2.0ghz
2 gb ram
80gb hdd 5400rmp
Vista Home Premium
1min 4sec

 

Dell Vostro 1500
CPU: C2D T5470 1.6MHz
RAM: 2GB
OS: XP Pro

Super Pi 2M- 1min 15 sec

 

Specs in sig...

Pi 2M -1 min 4 sec

 

Pi 2M : 1 min 3 sec

dell inspiron 1420
core 2 duo T7250
2gb ram

 

dell inspiron 6400 Pentium Dual Core T2130 (1.86Ghz)
Windows XP SP2
2gb ram

2M:
On Batt: 1 min 47 secs
AC 20 min 50 secs

I kid you not!

 

T7300 2M: 59sec

 

Dell 6400
Vista Ultimate 64 bit/ XP PRO SP2 64 bit
T7400 2.16 Ghz
2 x 2GB Geil DDR2 667Mhz Matched Set (yep 4GB's works fine)
160GB Travelstar 7200RPM(upgrade from 100GB)
Soundblaster X-fi express Notebook

In Vista Ult. it uses 968MB of system MEM with the 256MB x1400 ATI for Video!
Which is great for the games I play on it. everything, but the latest
like BioShock...I save those for my alienware portable rig...


Super PI mod 1.5 XS
2M

+000hr 00m 53.047 secs AC
+000hr 01m 00.235 secs DC



Other notebook

I have an Alienware Area- 51m 9750m
Vista Ultimate (upgraded to 64 bit)
2x 512MB 8700M GT's in SLI.
2x 2GB DDR2 667
2x 200GB 7200 rpm (raid 0) 16mb cache
SB X-Fi express notebook
Wireless 4965 a/b/g/Draft-N Mini-Card

I'll test it, when I'm over in PA. I left it there, in a hurry, to make a flight.
I'm wondering, since it has = 4GB's of RAM but a T7600CPU 2.33ghz @ 2.86Ghz and RAID 0, how much shorter the times will be. we'll see

I figured the Dell 6400 would take 4GB's of RAM, since Alienware is owned by Dell, and somewhat similar MOBO's & chipsets , used in area-51m, & XPS/Insp.
models. Using SIsandra I found the 6400, has a second pci-e slot open, and another sata port..it just don't have the room without major case modding(and maybe a different BIOS, by programming one.)


I'm looking at getting a Quad-Core notebook next year. After they've been out for awhile.

How about everyone else?

Dagra

 

1m5s for me for the home PC

 

T2300 1M: 1m07s (for both AC and battery)

--- --- ---
Think Pad X60s:
Intel Core Duo T2300 (1.66GHz)
1GB RAM
60 GB 5400RPM HD

 

Btw, Gamja... where did u get ur HP dv6500t? It's cheap

 

On battery...
Dell D820 4GB RAM dual core 2.2GHz
2M = 58 seconds
4M = 2M11seconds...

I had a ton of things open, though...

 

With Avast disabled. Otherwise only slight tuning, normal daily configuration.

 

T7800 2M:48.483sec

 

omfg at ^

dv8000t in my sig does 2mil digits @ 1:32
e1405 in my sig does 2mil digits @ 1:22

 

T7300: 57s [highest achieved, minimum processes loaded]
59s [normal, some processes running in the background]

P4 2.4GHz: 2m53s

 

Desktop:

P4 2.6C Northwood @ 2.86
1GB
80GB 7200 RPM

2:05

Went from 2:15 with a bunch of stuff running to 2:05 with just Pi running.

Old thread, but awesome.

(Oh, and not bad considering I built this computer just over FOUR years ago! And I do realize that this is an academic exercise.)

 

Thinkpad T61 w/ t7500 with 1gig ram, 160gig 7200rpm drive. running xpp. 3100 graphics.

54 seconds.

That's on battery set to maximum performance.




I got it for 760 bucks brand new.. I'm happy.

 

Asus V2je w/ proccesses running in background Avast, Utorrent, Msn, IE7
T7200 at 1.66 clock Dynamic Switching got 1.14 min @ 50% load
T7200 at 2.00 clock Max Performance got 1.01 min @ 50% load

these are decent results

 

T41 At 1.6ghz Plugged In
1gb Ram
Standard Hd Drive (120g Ordered)

2min 17secs

Unplugged 4min 57secs

 

Sony VGN-FS
1.7GHz Celeron M - 2GB RAM - 80GB ????RPM HDD

2.18sec (with ac)

 

Plugged in, calculating to 2million digits: 0:55

T7500, 200gb 7200rpm, 3gb RAM, 8400gs in a Dell XPS m1330.

 

s6f
1.5ghz core 2 duo
1.5gb ddr2 ram
5400rpm 100gb hd
score (ac) : 1m47sec

 

Sipha whats your spec :|

 

1min 59 secs
T41 RUNNING 1.7GHZ DOTHAN 2M CACHE 400FSB
RUNNING SLIGHTLY BELOW 1.7GHZ
1GB RAM
40gb hdd standard Fujitsu
Ran Norton disk optimisation beforehand & plugged in antivirus off.

 

my pentium 4 530(?) 2.8ghz w/HT desktop processor: 1m 50s [ 2M]
my core 2 duo t7700 2.4ghz notebook processor: 53s [ 2M]

i'm going to assume Sipha is rockin' a quad or a duo extreme.

 

Gateway mx6959, intel core2duo 1.67ghz, 1gb ram, 100gb hd 5200rpm

plugged in: 1:18

batt: 1:18

 

Just for fun; and I've never tested this 'til recently...

Dell Latitude C400, Mobile Celeron 400MHz, 256MB, 20GB 4200RPM:

767 seconds

 

New here but thought I would post my numbers as a first post.

Notebook - HP dv2412ca
AMD Athlon TK-53 1.7Ghz
1GB DDR2-667
Nvidia GeForce 6150 go
160GB 5400RPM SATA HDD
Time - 2m 16s

Desktop
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6700 2.66GHz
4GB DDR2-800 OCZ XTC Platinum 4GB Kit
Nvidia GeForce 8800GTS 320MB
400GB Seagate 7200.9 SATA2, 500GB Seagate 7200.9
Time - 46s

 

3GHz Intel Core 2 Quad QX6850 - Extreme Performance PC
with Windows Vista 64-bit, 2TB storage, 4GB 1066MHz RAM

no i have not got this setup

but i wonder what results it would give?????

 

My computer feels so 2004. I'm disappointed in it's performance it gives for the crappy battery life I get.

Microsoft Windows XP SP2
AMD Turion MT-37 @ 2.0GHz Lancaster 1MB L2 cache
1m52.9 sec to 2M digits
1.5GB 166MHz PC2700 (1 x Kingston 1GB + 1 x generic 512MB)

On battery, it will only run at 1.8GHz under full load under standard AMD CPU driver, but will run at 2.0GHz if I force it using RMClock or remove the AMD driver, so the limitation isn't in hardware.

 

hmm WTF there are people with Turion ML 1.6GHz getting faster time than I am with MT-37 2.0GHz

 

hey my celeron is not that bad
celeron 530M, 512mg, 80gb, 960GL chipset
1min30.172s