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By JDHill
#162919
:shock: ...I'm just waiting to build a dual-Woodcrest 3.0GHz...should be...umm...quick. 8)
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By michaelplogue
#163426
Dual Opteron 248 @ 2.2 Ghz, 6 GB RAM (got 8 in the slots, but for some reason two aren't showing up), XP-64

Time: 2:08:13
Benchmark: 33.45

(Those little Intel Core Duo's are kicking my Opterons' ass!)
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By sam7
#165049
Nobody here with a new Mac running on a core duo?

I'd love to the difference to the PC System.

Thanks
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By Pietro Spampatti
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DB updated

P.
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By ivox3
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It would appear that johan and Mirko are running very similar machines, ......with only a noticeable difference in ram, ..... 4GB.

The time difference is a mere 6.5m.

So what's the conclusion here, .....that the supposed resource hungry V1 doesn't use/require the large memory access.



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or maybe there's an operating system difference 32 vs. 64 ?


I'll tell you one thing, ......some of you guys have some pretty damn nice machines ! :lol:
By andrebaros
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Another machine

Xeon 2.8 GHz, 3 GB Ram, 5h22m42s, benchmark 13.30
By ricardo
#165523
Benchmarks again....

I have posted two tests with the same machine. One standard clock and some OC on the other. Ondefault settings the machine has a benchmark 34.xx and fits the bmXtime curve. When overclocked it keeps it's benchmark around 34 but jumps ahead of machines with benchmark 38.xx in time to complete. What gives?

Ricardo
By garyswindell
#167655
On 1.0 my time was 1h5m to get to SL12.0
I ran the test again today on 1.1 and the time was 2h33m to SL12.0

Machine is a Dual Opteron 275 2GB RAM.

Seems like a bad thing...not sure...
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By tom
#169019
All right, let's clear this up once again: 1.1 is faster than 1.0 and there's no trick here.

I suggest you to stop comparing SL and benchmark numbers between versions because they may easily mislead you as shown below.

This is rendered for 6 min with each version and downsized for demonstration.
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By ivox3
#169048
I think I'm more concerned with that hideous pattern noise being gone !

I can't believe I'm saying it ......but, it's good to have good old fashion maxwell noise back. :lol:
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By glassbathroom
#171408
I guess we are going to need a new Speed Test comparison table for 1.1, as the SL figures is not comparable.

Any volunteers?
Last edited by glassbathroom on Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:29 am, edited 1 time in total.
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By beppeg
#171454
But the differences of the cpu are the same :roll:
Anyway we can launch another one :)
Maybe we can wait for the new Intel cpu for starting the SpeedTest v1.1 :roll:
By andrebaros
#174263
Installed Maxwell 1.0 to test a new computer... so that it can be compared to all the results we already have.

New Dell Precision 490

Intel Xeon Core Duo 5160 3Ghz (Woodcrest, 2 cores)
4 GB RAM
S.L.: 12.00
Time: 1h24m56s
Benchmark: 50.53
By adamwade
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andrebaros,

I am wondering if Apple's new Macpro (shown Yesterday) with Dual Woodcrest (4 cores) would be about double the speed of your test?

I am trying to decide if I should spec a new Macpro like this or a Dell 490 like yours, but with 4 cores.

Although I must get the 2.66 GHz chips instead of the 3.0 for budget reasons with my company.

I like the sound of the Mac since I can run it either OS with Bootcamp.

ANy thoughts?
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