Measure your Notebook CPU Speed

Ok here are my scores, specs first:

Dell inspiron 5160
Mobile p4 3.06 Ghz with HT
512 MB ram at 333 Mhz
5,400 rpm 40 GB Hitachi drive
64 MB Nvidia Geforce fx go 5200

Super pi 2m digits

1 min 48 seconds (max performance, 3066 MHz)

2 min 18 seconds (Dynamic switching, using speedswitchXP)

2 min 48 seconds (max battery, 1866 Mhz)

By the way, white devil, both of the times your computer was at 2.0 GHZ.
It doesnt make any sense that you get the same score at 800 Mhz as you get at 2.0 Ghz, so get over it.

 

maybe off topic but just checked this guys overclocked P4 (5.8GHz) getting the following superpi results

21s for patched version
23s for unpatched version

it seems that the record right now for the unpatched version is 22s. The same guy has actually managed to get into bios running at a crazy 7.22GHz!!!!

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=53037
go to page 2 to see superpi results

 

Those results are only for 1 million decimals.

My 3.06 GHz did it in 48 seconds.

All results posted here are timed for 2 million decimals

 

Just for reference, year old homebuilt desktop:
Athlon XP 2800+, 512Meg pc3200 ram, on a Nvidia nForce2 Ultra 400 motherboard (this combo is about $210 now):
1m 58sec

The Sony P4 3.06Ghz notebook above at 2m 5sec is interesting, since that is a somewhate higher level of rating -- 3Ghz. You always here that AMD processors outperform Intels, but usually that's at the same rating. Guess there could be some efficiency in the motherboard on my desktop, but not sure if that accounts for it.

 

Ah I see. That sony p4 was on page 1 of this thread, but other p4s are performing better. These other times for a p4 at 3.06Ghz are more like what you'd expect.

for 1M pi the Athlon 2800+ (no overclocking) does[ ] 52 sec.

 

I did some testing on the Hyperthreading and got pretty good results i would say:

Turned on calculator and put in 99999999! which is a very very large calculation that wouldnt finish in days if it would ever.
Then i opened super pi and did the 1 M calculation.

Amazingly it finished in 1:03 mins compared to 48 seconds which i got while running only super pi. I think a difference of only 15 seconds while running computer intensive tests at the same time is quite good.
Can anybody whitout a HT enabled processor run the same test i did so we can compare results?

 

Home Comp: eMachines, 1GHz Celron, 256MB Ram, 20GB.
Mine knocked it off in just in 8 min 23 sec. [} ][ !][xx(]

 

I can't believe I forgot to do this test for the past seven or eight months. Anyway, my S170P with P-M 715 1.5 GHZ, 1 GB DDR333 RAM, 4200RPM 60 GB HDD clocks in with

AC: 2 m 07 s
Battery: 2 m 08 s (full performance, of course)

I have a clean install XP SP2, so very few Sony-wares. I think the battery time will be identical to AC if I wasn't typing in a Messenger window during the battery test. Here is a hijackthis list of the running process during the test:

Logfile of HijackThis v1.97.7
Scan saved at 4:01:43 PM, on 2/18/2005
Platform: Windows XP SP2 (WinNT 5.01.2600)
MSIE: Internet Explorer v6.00 SP2 (6.00.2900.2180)

Running processes:
C:WINDOWSSystem32smss.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32winlogon.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32services.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32lsass.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32svchost.exe
C:WINDOWSSystem32svchost.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32spoolsv.exe
C ROGRA~1GrisoftAVGFRE~1avgamsvr.exe
C ROGRA~1GrisoftAVGFRE~1avgupsvc.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32driversCDAC11BA.EXE
C:WINDOWSsystem32cisvc.exe
C rogram FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedVS7DEBUGMDM.EXE
C rogram FilesAnalog DevicesSoundMAXSMAgent.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32svchost.exe
C:WINDOWSExplorer.EXE
C:WINDOWSsystem32ctfmon.exe
C rogram FilesWebDrivewdservice.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32
undll32.exe
C rogram FilesSonyWireless Switch Setting UtilitySwitcher.exe
C rogram FilesSonyHotKey UtilityHKserv.exe
C rogram FilesSonyVAIO Power ManagementSPMgr.exe
C rogram FilesApointApoint.exe
C ROGRA~1GrisoftAVGFRE~1avgcc.exe
C ROGRA~1GrisoftAVGFRE~1avgemc.exe
C rogram FilesMSN Messengermsnmsgr.exe
C rogram FilesApointApntex.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32conime.exe
C rogram FilesSonyHotKey UtilityHKWnd.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32cidaemon.exe

 

dell i9200, CPU 2.0ghz, 2 gb PC2700 ram (2.5-3-3-7), 7200 rpm drive

1'53" (wireless network, virus protection & firewall all running)

i believe systems with only one memory stick may run this benchmark faster; how much i don't know - there is a small overhead having to make the decision between 4 memory banks instead of 2 only

 

I have tosiba M35-S111 mine laoads in 1min 1sec. I have 512meg 40gig hard drive win XP home. I didn't understand I was supposed to download a file and run it. Disreguard my message.

 

Toshiba M40-JM3, P-M 730 1.6ghz, 512 DDR SDRAM, 60GB 4200rpm.

1:58

 

I'm all about value and performance/$. So my laptop is(was -- insurance is going to replace since it was damaged in a wreck) AMD Athlon based, a Athlon xp-M 2800+, clocking in at only
$730 !!

for 2M superpi:
2m 25sec

or 145 seconds

Which leads to a NEW STATISTIC: dollars/superpi-time

For this laptop, that's a nice:

5.03 $/sec

[ ][8D]

 

Just remember a laptop performance is not only based on the processor, which is what super pi calculates. Other things cost more thant the CPU itself(Video card, LCD display, memory, HD, etc) which super pi doesnt account for.

 

Home built system Asus A7N8X-E motherboard AMD Athlon XP 3200+ w/Asus Radeon 9600XT 128mb, 512mb Geil memory.

1min 47s

 

hp zv5000 xp-m 3000,(256k cache) 512mb, 60gb 4200rpm hd
@800mhz on battery: 4m 07sec
@1600mhz via clockgen on battery: 2m 13sec
can't be bothered right now to test plugged in, but I would expect it to be the same as the manual 1600mhz battery speed. My desktop xp-m 2400 barton core clocked to 2100mhz @1.525v did it in 1m 57sec.

 

Ok, just did it plugged in:
2min 09sec.
This was without using clockgen, letting the Powernow do its thing.

 

Acer TravelMate 4101LMi

Pentium M - 1.6Ghz (533 FSB)
60GB HDD (4200 RPM)
512MB (2x256MB DDR 333)
64MB ATi Mobile X600 PCI-e

Score of: 1 minute 54 seconds

quite happy with the result, will post back once i've upgraded to 1GB (DDR2 533 - 2x512MB)

 

Dell Inspiron 6000

Pentium M, 1.6 Ghz
512 MB, 2 Dimms
60 GB HDD, 4200 rpm

Power: 1:57
Battery: 2:01

* Bye bye, Inspiron 3200! *

 

super pi 1m 33 sec
2m 1minute 26 seconds
overclocked @2.3

755 pentuim m 2.0 overclocked @2.3
128 ati m10
1 gig kingmax pc2700

 

Super Pi
2M, using AC power: 1min and 48s

Computer stats in signature.



*Dell Inspiron 9200, P-M 2.1ghz 400mhz FSB, 1 GB Ram 333mhz, 60gb 7200rpm HD, 128 ATI M Radeon 9700, XP Pro SP2, Wifi + Bluetooth*

 

Compaq V2000 Pentium -M 1.7 Mhz on ACpower

2M pi =

3m 53 sec

32M = 53 mimutes and 57 seconds [:0][:0]



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1.7GHZ :: 512ram :: 8x dvd-rw :: 60GB hdd :: 12 cell battery :: 54g Broadcom+bluetooth :: BOOQ Vyper-M sleeve

My favourite sleeve http://www.booqbags.com/Detail.bok?no=96

My favourite laptop Samsung X50 http://notebook.samsung.de/article.asp?artid=38FC0A21-706D-4D64-AC9C-782649043AD3

 

I got 1m 44s with a brand new out of the box Dell Inspiron 700m 2.0Ghz with 512Mb of RAM.

I am about to format the thing and put XP Pro on it and perform the test again...I'll let you know.

Ken

Dell Inspiron 700m PM 2.0GHz
Dell Inspiron 5150 P4 3.06GHz (Almost Dead)

 

Well my replacement laptop for my Althon xp-m 2800+ Compaq is an HP with an Athlon xp-m 2800+. I did this because I could reuse the 512MB memory chip outta the wrecked Compaq, and also because it was on sale for $700 (!).
This HP Pavilion zv5404us is a pretty nice machine, with some better features over the 9 month old similar Compaq (2103us) I had. For about the same price, it has built in wireless, a wireless on/off button (nice!), looks better, and just has a somewhat better overall feel and quality.

The neatest thing is the "PowerNow" technology on the AMD cpu. Some cool stuff: You can monitor and see it *instantaneously* adjust the processor speed (and thus power use and heat generation, etc) as needed. Now THAT is COOL!!

Literally.

Distinctly cooler running.

So the performance is decent, specially for only $700.

Pi 2M: 2m 12sec

since this machine is to surf and do occasional chess, having 10-12% less performance, but paying only 1/2 the $$$ is a good buy for me.

[ ][ ][ ]

 

After re-installing the laptop with XP Pro and without all the crap that Dell provides the test resulted in a 1m 42s. So I spend 5 hours reinstalling and get a 2 second performance boost...great

WIth the laptop unplugged the test results in a 1m 41 second test? Curious.

Ken

Dell Inspiron 700m PM 2.0GHz
Dell Inspiron 5150 P4 3.06GHz (Almost Dead)

 

Sony VAIO PCG-K23 Notebook
512 ddr 2100
P4 2.8GHZ at 533 FSB

2m Pi= 2:39

 

Wow I'm impressed... 1:46, 1:50 with Norton running.

Dell Inspiron 8600
Pentium M 755 (2.0 GHz,400 MHz FSB)
1 Gig RAM
60 Gig 5400 rpm HDD
ATI Mobility Radeon 9600

 

3:03 / 3:12

Toshiba Pentium M 1.2 ghz, Memory - 1.0 GB

 

Dell Inspiron 6000
Pentium® M Processor 730 (1.60GHz/533MHz FSB)
512mb DDR
Intel Graphics

1 min., 51 sec's. Plugged in.
1 min., 51 sec's. Unplugged (set for best performance)

Netscape, Norton, Bluetooth running, wireless network, plus all associated processes.

Machine is brand new - just out of the box 3 days ago! Got the large battery and it is good for 3.5 hrs. on best performance setting, 6 hrs. on lowest power consumption setting. Got the wsxga screen too and picture is excellent.

 

Dell Inspiron 1150

Mobile Pentium 4 2.8Ghz
512mb RAM

Laptop has Linux installed and I run winXP PRO via Vmware

on AC : 2m 34secs
on battery : 2min 51secs

 

Desktop: Intel Celeron 2.8GHz,512 MB Ram, 80gb 7200rpm hdd...

Super Pi(2M) - 5m 55sec[ ]

Notebook: Compaq Presario R3340US - AMD Athlon 64 3200+

Super Pi(2M) - 1m 48sec[ ]

Compaq Presario V2000 Intel Pentium M 1.6

Super Pi(2M) - 2m14sec[ ]

**All on AC with full power..

Compaq Presario R3340US
AMD Athlon 64 3200+, 512MB, 80GB 5400rpm
15.4" Brightview Widescreen.
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Compaq Presario V2000
Intel P-M 725, 14" Brightview Widescreen
60gb 5400rpm, 512MB RAM.

 

1m 42s for 2m calculation.

Gateway 7422GX AMD 3400+, 1 gig ram, 80g 4200rpm HD on AC power

Now if I could just find my battery.

 

Dell 700m
1.8Ghz Pentinum 512 PC2700
Ac: 1:59
Battery: 1:59(same performance?)

 

Compaq R3000Z with AMD 64 @3200
1.5 gig ram
60 GB @ 7200 RPM
AC power = 1:37
Battery power = 1:48

 

And i was running aim and McAfee very impressed

AC=1:38
Battery=1:55

Compaq Presario R3000z
AMD Athlon 64 3400 - 2.2gHz
1 Gig DDR
15.4BrightVew (1280x800)
100 Gig 4200Rpm
nVedia GeForce 4 440 - 64MB
8x Super Multi w/Multi-layer
802.11b/g, Bluetooth

 

2M 02S on batt with msn running and opera (laptop 1.6GHz Dothan)
2M 01S on desktop burning a dvd and printing a dvd label (Athlon XP [email protected])

-->Asus M6BNe | Pentium M 1.6GHz Dothan | 1024MB PC2700 Micron Ram | Radeon 9700 Pro 64MB | 80GB Samsung 5400 RPM 8MB Cache | Gigabit LAN | CDRW + DVD Combo |
-->Compal CL56 | Pentium M 1.6GHz Dothan | 1024MB Ram | Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB | 60GB HDD | 10/100 LAN | DVDRW |

 

2.08 with battery
2.11 on A/C (?)

Much faster than I expected [:0]

Fujitsu S6231
1.6GHz 1GB RAM
Fujitsu 40GB HDD 5400 RPM
13.3 Crystal View LCD
Win XP Pro

 

1 min 35 sec

On Ordered:
Inspiron 6000d
PM 760(2.0GHz)
15.4" WSXGA+
1 GB RAM (pc2-4200 533mhz from crucial, it works)
64MB ATI X300
60GB 7,200 RPM
CDRW/DVD
Bluetooth
2200
XP pro

 

Interest to notice how NOT advanced are the pentium 4's compared to the pentium 3's. My Dell C610 notebook:

Pentium 3-1.0ghz, 768megs, 266 mhz ram
3:59 battery power
3:10 AC power

It's three years old and faster than perhaps all the celerons. And faster than most of the pentium 4's (not M's) at double the speed.

It must have a lot to do with L2 cache.

 

So glad to see the Pentium M 1.6GHz score! I'm getting a Dell Inspiron 9300 with the Pentium M 1.6GHz. Was a little afraid it was gonna be a lot slower than my desktop (which it's replacing). I see it's almost the same or better (in this test anyways). Oh, by the way, just for comparison:

Plugged In: 1:56 (2M)

Desktop Athlon XP 2800+
512MB PC2700
120GB WD 8MB cache
Windows XP

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

 

I got weird result...

with ac power and installing half-life 2 with msn messenger open norton anti-virus enabled :
2m22s (@1,7 GHz)
with ac power and everything turned off :
2m51s (@230 MHz) seems that the cpu want to save power even on ac...
running on batery:
2m14s (@594 MHz)
i think the power managment algoritm are not that efficient... so just to see here is the last result on ac..
2m7s... @1,324 GHz...
i dont understand why the cpu is not running at 1,7GHz on ac... maybe intel could answer... if any1 know how to select the speed of a pentium-m please tell me...

Fujitsu 2330c
pentium-m 735 2MBL2 cache
15 inchs Xga
!Intel Extreme Graphics 2 64 mb shared
60 GB 4000 rpm
DVD-R+-
512 mb ram 266MHz
and a floppy drive!

 

An insight to the new Fujitsu N3510...

1:47sec both with and without AC power.

compared to 2:48 on my P4 2.4GHz, that seems quite good.

How do you overclock the notebook?

 

2:20 plugged in
2:19 unplugged

HP ZX5295
P4 3GHz
512 DDR333
60GB 4200

 

This is not mine but on a Toshiba A45 with a pentium 4 2.4 ghz and 512 mb of ram it got 2:34 Plugged in and on battery 2:30. I will do it on my 9300 when I get it.

 

Toshiba M200
2G CPU 2G Mem 60G HD 7200RPM
AC: 2min
Battery: 1min59s (not wrong, faint)

<blockquote id='quote'> quote:<hr height='1' noshade id='quote'>Originally posted by bootleg2go

 

Battery: 1m 55s

Plugged in: 1m 55s

Dell 6000d
Pentium M 730 (1.6), 512MB ddr2(400 mhz), 60 GB 7200rpm, 128mb x300

 

2 min 10 sec - a/c
2 min 43 sec - battery
LG-LP60
Pentium IV Mobile - 3.06 Ghz
512 Mb DDR Ram
60gb, 5400 RPM Hdd.

LG - LP60
Mobile Intel Pentium4 3.06 - HT
1Gb Ram

15.4" WXGA TFT LCD

 

ferrari 3400

Acer Ferrari 3400
Athlon mobility 64 3000+ 2,2ghz
Ati radeon 9700 128mb
512mb ram
80gb 4,200 RPM HD
15,4 inch screen

AC 2:16
DC 2:10

WHAT???

 

Compaq X6000
Pentium 3.2ghz, 2GB 533mhz ram, 60GB 7200rpm hd

AC power: 1 min 31 sec.
Battery: 3 min 4 sec.

What a slowdown with the battery!!!

Steve

 

Dell Inspiron 9300
2.0 GHz
1024 MB Ram 533

2M: 1min36 sec (power on)

 

DELL Inspiron 8500:
P4-m 2.4Ghz
1Gb DDR (512Mb x 2)
80Gb HDD 5400rpm
AC powered: 2:50


Hombuilt Desktop:
P4 1.7 GHz
1Gb RDRAM (256Mb x 4)
160Gb 7200rpm x 2
4:11