Hello
Just put together a new Intel rig as follows:-
2.6C @ 3.315 @ 1.60v in BIOS gievs me 1.664v at idle in Win & 1.584 under load in Win
Zalman AlCu - A 7000
13 x 255 mhz FSB
1:1 memory @ 3/4/4/8 @ 2.75v
Hyperthreading **DISABLED**
2 x 512 Hynix D43 DDR
Asus P4P 800 BIOS 1016
All Prime stable
[ CPU will go higher except for that damn P4P800 BIOS bug whereby the 1.625 and 1.650 cpu voltage settings dont allow the system to boot up - 1.675v works fine, but takes the "real" cpu voltage to 1.74v - too high for my liking - *really* hope they fix this bug in a new bios]
Anyhow - the following are my basic benchmark results - *all* benchmarks done with Hyperthreading turned OFF in the BIOS:-
Super Pi
1M 42s
2M 1m 34s
4M 3m 29s
8M 7m 32s
CTIAW 2.7
6514mb ? partial PAT enabled
Sandra SP1 - CPU Arithmentic
DS 8573
WS 2422 / 4466 MFLOPS
Sandra SP1 - Multimedia Arithmentic
Integer 20564
FP 25691
Sandra SP1 - Memory Bandwidth
RAM Int 5845
RAM Float 5851
How do the above figures stack up against say an AMD 64 3200+ or 3400+ ?
TIA,
Ben
Just put together a new Intel rig as follows:-
2.6C @ 3.315 @ 1.60v in BIOS gievs me 1.664v at idle in Win & 1.584 under load in Win
Zalman AlCu - A 7000
13 x 255 mhz FSB
1:1 memory @ 3/4/4/8 @ 2.75v
Hyperthreading **DISABLED**
2 x 512 Hynix D43 DDR
Asus P4P 800 BIOS 1016
All Prime stable
[ CPU will go higher except for that damn P4P800 BIOS bug whereby the 1.625 and 1.650 cpu voltage settings dont allow the system to boot up - 1.675v works fine, but takes the "real" cpu voltage to 1.74v - too high for my liking - *really* hope they fix this bug in a new bios]
Anyhow - the following are my basic benchmark results - *all* benchmarks done with Hyperthreading turned OFF in the BIOS:-
Super Pi
1M 42s
2M 1m 34s
4M 3m 29s
8M 7m 32s
CTIAW 2.7
6514mb ? partial PAT enabled
Sandra SP1 - CPU Arithmentic
DS 8573
WS 2422 / 4466 MFLOPS
Sandra SP1 - Multimedia Arithmentic
Integer 20564
FP 25691
Sandra SP1 - Memory Bandwidth
RAM Int 5845
RAM Float 5851
How do the above figures stack up against say an AMD 64 3200+ or 3400+ ?
TIA,
Ben