Measure your Notebook CPU Speed

Umm... I think I'm confused as to what my system's doing since it does this faster after doing a bunch of stuff vs a fresh boot?

Toshiba Satellite 3000
Mobile Pentium-3 1 GHz
640 MB ram
20 GB HDD

4:48 on AC (fastest time)

Normally it's a little over 5 mins.

32M:
1:57:03 while doing a major DL and with the screensaver running etc., etc. (I had 17 hours to kill...)

 

My "tuned" IBM T42:
1.7GHz Dothan
1GB RAM
14" XGA Screen
32MB ATI Radeon 7500
40GB 5400RPM HD
Intel PRO/2100B

Plugged in = unplugged = 1:56

When it came right out of box:
Plugged in = 2:02
Unplugged = 3:00 (throttled down CPU due to power management)


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1.99 ghz P4
512 DDR133 ram

3:09

2.8 ghz P4
512 DDR333 ram

1:59

both are desktops

 

HP zd7000 CTO
P4 3.2 HT
1GB Ram
WIN XP Home

1m 47s with some other apps like explorer, AOL IM, and Norton AV running

 

zv5000z 3700+ 256MB PC2700 40GB 4200rpm right out of the box:

AC 1:34
Battery 1:48

Fujitsu Lifebook P Crusoe 800MHz 256MB 4200rpm
AC 11:20
Battery Not enough patience

Looking forward to trying with 1GB mem and 7200rpm drive when they arrive.

I didn't see any P4 3.2/3.4GHz EE numbers here - anyone try with those?

MFI

 

1:52 on a home built P4 2.4G HT; 1G DDR RAM; 80G 7200 rpm disk. Yipee!

 

Inspiron 9100
3.2 Ghz prescott (with new prescott supporting bios)
1024 mb xms corsair ram DDR400
60G 7200 rpm HD
256mb ati mobility radeon 9800

First try ------> AC: 2m = 1:34 min[8D]

Second try (while browsing the net and avg virus plus some other things on) -----> AC: 2m = 1:33 min[ ]

Dunno why this is faster than the 3.4EE XPS?!?!?! It¨s also around 10 secs faster than similar cpu's - can't figure out why this is, but it makes me happy[ ]

 

2.19 min (plugged)

i think it's very good.

system:
toshiba satellite a50-522
intel centrino 715 1.5 ghz
512 ram mem
40 gb hd

 

Can you post your results on 16m?? (anyone with intel 3ghz)

ACER 1662WLMi

 

Hi haszek,
There is no need to post results for larger for longer time periods I've tried it and it is the same as just multiplying the 2M result by whatever number you want, in your case just multiply by 8.

Jack

"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security" (Ben Franklin)
http://pbase.com/joneill

 

hi;]
My Acer does 2M in 3min...(mostly 3:30 :/ It's very slow, I don't know why[ ]
I have 2x512MB Kingmax memory




ACER 1662WLMi

 

Dell Inspiron 2500 - P3 800 Mhz - 312 MB Ram - 3400 RPM (I think) - 6.5 MB onboard Intel Graphics

11 mins 52 seconds - I was doing surfing and stuff at the time - I turned off SETI and msn though.

 

Heya all,

Now that my replacement has fianlly arrived (and bumped up from the Athlon 64 3200+ to the 3400+), I've been dying to test out Super PI on it. I just got done, here it is (for the lappy specs in my signature):

1:42 @ 2.199-GHz (plugged in);

1:57 @ 1.784-GHz (on battery).


Cheers,

Stevo


HP zv5000z: Athlon64_3400+ (2.2GHz) on nForce3 - 1GB DDR333 (Hyundai) - 80GB 5400rpm (Toshiba) - 64MB GeForce4 440 - 15.0" XGA, DVDRW, harman/kardon speakers

 

On AC powered 1:32[:0] on Inspiron Xps 3.4 ghz EE with mobility radeon 9800 w/ 256

On battery 1:32, same as AC.[ )]

 

1:33 After running for a while and having about 10 programs running in the background, i'll do a "proper test" later

My "proper" test for 4M was 3:14

Savrow Katana WX
P4 3.4 with HT
gig of RAM

 

On a toshiba a15-s129

celeron 2.4G, 512M PC2100, 4200rpm HDD

On AC: 4m 15s
On battery: 4m 17s

Regards
-v

 

Toshiba a15-s129

Celeron 2.4G, 512MB PC2100 memory, 4200rpm HDD

For 2M digits

On AC: 4m 15s
On Battery: 4m 17s

 

Asus M3np
1.5 Pentium M Dothan
512 DDR
5400 rpm Hard Drive

Battery: 2:02
AC: 1:50

Asus M3000Np.// 1.6 Dothan.// 512 Memory .// 40 Gig Hard Drive .// DVD-RW

 

On a friend's Dell D600

1.3 GHz P-M (Banias), 512MB PC2100, 5400rpm HDD,

With AC = 3m 1s

Regards
-v

 

Actius AL27 "Athlon 64 2700+"

plugged : 2:19
unplugged : 4:20

Sharp AL27, Athlon 64 2700+ 60Gb hdd, 512Mb mem, 64Mb vid, superbright lcd. Great choise for business use.

 

Shouldn't someone table all these results to make some use of them [ ]

 

Hi mindgam3,
I've got 1/2 of this data in an excel spreadsheet right now and it has been awhile since I've added any, however I'll make a point of getting this all caught up after the Thanksgiving holiday. Then I'll see if we can put the sheet online here with maybe a short report and or graphs.

Jack

"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security" (Ben Franklin)
http://pbase.com/joneill

 

<blockquote id='quote'> quote:<hr height='1' noshade id='quote'>Originally posted by chandlerjea

 

J-PaC, don't forget that the 64-bit is running 32-bit software so it's only performing at half of it's true functionality. The time isn't great though but I was running things like Norton 2k4, steam, and other stuff in the system tray. I'll try to run it soon on a clean boot and see if the score improves.

Sharp AL27, Athlon 64 2700+ 60Gb hdd, 512Mb mem, 64Mb vid, superbright lcd. Great choice for business use.

 

Stock HP5340...

AMD 64bit 3400, 512 RAM, etc...

plugged in - 1:42
unplugged - 1:42

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I'd love to try it again w/ the 64 bit XP or Linux... I think it would be just a *tad* better then...

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here's a link to get super_pi for every possible platform:

ftp://pi.super-computing.org/

i'd like to hear somobody running it on ibooks, imacs or what not.

-z

 

Here are my results:

Plugged: 4:09
Unplugged: 4:09

As you can see no difference because my cpu works at the same speed with the fan off, whether it is plugged or not. The cpu only starts to work harder when need, e.g when playing games. Bellow is the result when the cpu is working harder and the fan is on:

2:14




:: Amilo M1425 : P-M Dothan 1.6GHz : ATI Radeon 9700 128MB : 15.4" Screen : 512 MB RAM 333 : 80GB HD 4200 : DVD+/-RW Double Layer : Windows XP Pro SP1 ::

 

1.5 ghz, 60 gb, 5400 rpm, 768 mb, plugged

2m 16s with nav running and 2 ie browser windows open

 

Acer 4000LCI Pentium M 1.4G 256 MB ram 40G HD 2m 17 sec on battery ie running

vulture

 

Intel centrino 2.0ghz 512 mb of ram and on the test i got 1:12

 

Hi, my Toshiba Satellite M35X calculated PI to 2 million digits in:

Plugged-In: 2m 51s

Windows - The operating system that runs the world.

Toshiba - Quality, price, and features!

 

Acer TravelMate 4001LCi Pentium M 715 1.5GHz 2MB L2 cache, 512MB RAM, 60GB 4200RPM HDD

AC powered 2:24 (with Norton Antivirus in background)

Pentium M 715 1.5GHz 2MB L2 cache, ATi Mobility Radeon 9700 64MB, 512MB RAM, 60GB 4200RPM HDD

 

Toshiba M35-S456
PM 1.7 GHz (Dothan)
1GB of PC2700 RAM
80GB 4200 RPM HD

AC - 1min 58Secs
Battery 1min 57secs

Hole
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Toshiba M35-S456
Toshiba 1115-S103

 

As in signature on AC power. [ ]

1:38

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Battalion [AMD] (Uniwill 258KA5) Athlon-64 3400+ CPU, 1024MB DDR-400 PC-3200, 60 GB 5400rpm ATA, 128MB ATI Radeon 9700 Pro

 

1.3ghz P4 256mb RAM.
5min

 

acer 1.4GHz Centrino 512MB RAM 40GB HDD
2min 09sec on both battery and external [ !]power
can't understand why? did it three times on both modes and the results were the same!

vulture

 

desktop : Athlon TBird 1400 Mhz, HDD Quantum 20 Gb, 7400, RAM 512 Mb
4:24 - background real-life activity (antivirus, firewall, apache, mbm and downloading all that time)

3:55 - without above

laptop compaq presario x1460 (1500 MHz, 80 gb@4200 and 512 mb ram)
2:24 plugged (with firewall only)

 

Dell I8600 Pentium M 2.0Ghz (upgraded from 1.4), 2GB PC-3200 ram, 60GB 7200rpm

AC: 1:54

Battery: 1:54

 

5min 1.3ghz desktop

 

IBM t23 - Pentium III 1.13 Ghz Mobile CPU, 640 mb RAM
4 minutes, 48 seconds - Plugged in.

Will also try on the Toshiba A40 in another post.

 

Ladies & gents,

Here are the results of the 2M pi calc on my:
Microstar Medion 95189 Centrino 1.4 512Mb Win2000

On mains power: 2 mins 25 secs 1389 MHz
On batteries: 4 mins 58 secs (Max batt. life) 595 MHz
On batteries: 2 mins 23 secs (Max performance) 1389 MHz

Conclusion: Charging batteries requires CPU cycles

All of you the best wishes for 2005 and regards from Holland
Johan

--This message was composed of 100% recycled bits--Save the planet!--

 

Mine is Toshiba M35x-s109 Celeron M 1.4G 256MB ram, 40GB 4200rpm

2:40 min for 2M digits with ac power

I'm kind of surprised, were expecting it to be much long with such lower end cpu+ram. I did clean up about half of processes preinstalled, that might help.

 

thinkpad T42p / 2 ghz / 1 gb RAM / 60GB 7200RPM HD / ATI firegl 128MB video

on power 1 min 56 sec
super power config on battery 4 min 44 sec
Max sys perf config on battery 1 min 55 sec


IBM's aren't the quickest but may be the most impressive wholistically speaking.

cheers.

"Ï need to be in an atmosphere that is free, that is open, that is striving for truth - and not somebody else dictating to you how to do your thing which you know how to do better than anybody else."

 

Toshiba Satellite 1415-S173
Celeron 1.8 Ghz (256k Level 2 cache -- [:0] strange, isn't it?)
512 MB RAM

AC power: 5:04 [B)]

 

<blockquote id='quote'> quote:<hr height='1' noshade id='quote'>Originally posted by BeijingKOALA

 

Brand new eMachines model M5410

AMD Mobility Sempron 2800+
1.6 GHZ, 448 MB RAM,
256 KB L2 cache
ATI Mobility Radeon
60 GB HD 4200 rpm

2:12 using AC
(battery still in sealed package and not avail.)

 

Dell Dimension 8250 (2+ years old) 2.4GHz 512MB RAM, 60GB (not sure of speed, doubt it's too high)

2:05

Why is this so fast? I'm looking at other times for computers that seem much better and newer than mine, yet I pulled off impressive times??

 

Dell Inspiron I8100 Pentium III Mobile 1.13 GHz, 512 MB Ram, 48 GB 5400 rpm drive (system was bought in 2001)

AC: 4:29
battery: 4:31

unplugging reduced CPU speed to 733 MHz, but increased immediately to 1133 MHz on start of super_pi. My machine acts as a j2ee and sql database server (for development), and only half of the ram (~240MB) was available to calulate pi

in the market for a new dothan based 17" screen system

 

Compaq Presario R3440US Notebook PC

• Intel® Pentium® 4 processor with HT Technology (3.0EGHz)
• Windows XP Home with Service Pack 2
• 768MB DDR SDRAM
• 80GB hard drive
• DVD±RW and CD-RW combo drive
• ATI® MOBILITY™ RADEON™ 9000 graphics

A/C Power: 2:09min
Battery Power: 2:23min

 

Dell 600m

-Pentium M 1.8 Ghz, 512MB ram, 40gb HD @ 4200rpm

AC: 1:49

i haven't turned off any background programs i.e. mcafee, and i haven't done a fresh install yet. battery times to follow