Anandtech's Bench Beta?

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Cool. Unfort it's synthetics, never can trust those. Anything is better than Tom's Hardware's ad-ridden site though.
 

formulav8

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IMO I see it as basically useless unless you want to compare same gen cpu's.



Jason
 

aigomorla

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well maybe thats why its called beta?

trying to show us we got one now... we could always request what we wanted on if possible..
 

Flipped Gazelle

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Originally posted by: formulav8
IMO I see it as basically useless unless you want to compare same gen cpu's.



Jason

Not sure I'm getting you here... I can compare many CPU's from the last couple of generations in a variety of real-world applications. Seems like a pretty useful tool.
 

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Never can have enough 'tools', however ... In FireFox 3.05 and Mozilla 1.7.13:

crappy interface - does not list chipset, mobo or ram on the 'mouse-over' - can only do 2 CPUs at a time, or, when when you post by benchie for all CPUs bars are not color coded - only one of 31 'comparisons' worked correctly for me in head-to-head (cinebenchr10-multi) - bars were 'overlayed' or stacked on top of one another

In IE:

only one of 31 'comparisons' worked correctly for me in head-to-head (cinebenchr10-multi) - bars were 'overlayed' (better than Firefox-were not on top of one another) - listed chipset, mobo, ram, etc on the 'mouse-over' but it was funky (had to give it 2 or 3 mouseovers) - had to 'launch' 7 activeX controls (not sure how many were associated with the chart)