Possible new benchmarking tool

[dannybin1742]

i've been using this program at work for publications and it brings my system to a halt when i'm trying to manipulate very large protein constructs (like a 400kda octamer, with dual structural alignment). i've benched it on my laptop and its pretty slow (centrino, banias 1.6gz geforce 4 4200)

here is the Link,

there are a few benchmarks that you can do, choose precompile python during setup. to benchmark go to

tool....utilities....benchmark


i'm currenlty in the process of switching over from a A64X2 4200+ at 2.6g to a E4300 at ??(we'll find out, i've got a water setup) so i can't bench anything except my laptop

let me know what you guys think


UPDATE:

here is what my dell D800 (1.6ghz banias, 1gb ram, geforce 4 go 4200)

(run volume benchmark- the top choice)
surface 206
mesh 133
contour 129
solid 255
recolor 119

i have not tried the molecule benchmark, but that is next

 

[dannybin1742]

anyone try this yet?

 

[PCTC2]

i tried the molecule benchmark but the halt function causes a fatal error so i can't post the scores.

 

[CTho9305]

I think this would be a good benchmark.

😉.

 

[dannybin1742]

just did my backup system at home, interesting results same clock speed as my laptop, different architechture

sempron 64 am2 2800+ (1.6ghz) 1gb ram, 128 shared with integrated gf6150

surface 53
mesh 334
contour 130
solid 121
recolor 32