Post your Fritz Chess Benchmark Results

[Mir96TA]

Relative Speed 9.23
Kilo Nodes Per Second: 4432
Intel Xeon 3 Gig (Stock)
Memory DDR3 666 Mhz
I need to run this on my Black AMD Phenom? II 550 with other two unlock cores!

 

[Mir96TA]

AMD Phenom II X2 (Unlock other Cores) @ Stock speed 3.1 Gig
Memory 535 Mhz NB 2009 (Stock)
Relative Speed 15.93
Kilo Per Second 7645

 

[YBS1]

Xeon W3520 @ 4.3GHz (205x21), 6GB DDR3@1664 6-7-6-18-1T
Foxconn Bloodrage

Relative speed: 32.86
Kilo Nodes/sec: 15774

I really need to switch out my 120mm fans (SilenX iXtrema Pro) on my Megahalems to something with more power, temps get entirely out of hand when benchmarking above 4.2ghz. I wish I had purchased the 38mm fan clips as well, I'd throw my old YS Tech fans on it just for benching and crank it up to 4.4-4.5GHz.

 

[HannibalX]

AMD Opteron 185 | Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe | ZeroTherm BFT90

Underclocked: 1.6GHz @ 1.275v
Relative speed: 3.85
Kilo Nodes/sec: 1845

Underclocked: 1.8GHz @ 1.275v
Relative speed: 4.38
Kilo Nodes/sec: 2102

Stock: 2.6GHz @ 1.35v
Relative speed: 6.29
Kilo Nodes/sec: 3017

Overclocked: 3.0GHz @ 1.55v
Relative speed: 6.92
Kilo Nodes/sec: 3319

I run at 1.6GHz most of the time. The machine is used for web/email/IT work so it's plenty.

 

[Rubycon]

Originally posted by: YBS1
Xeon W3520 @ 4.3GHz (205x21), 6GB DDR3@1664 6-7-6-18-1T
Foxconn Bloodrage

Relative speed: 32.86
Kilo Nodes/sec: 15774

I really need to switch out my 120mm fans (SilenX iXtrema Pro) on my Megahalems to something with more power, temps get entirely out of hand when benchmarking above 4.2ghz. I wish I had purchased the 38mm fan clips as well, I'd throw my old YS Tech fans on it just for benching and crank it up to 4.4-4.5GHz.

What are your LinX (linpack) temps like?
This app will show better results when you push your uncore too.

 

[YBS1]

At 4.2 hottest core will hit ~90C. I'm pretty sure I can get 4.4+ stable out of this chip, but I've got some thermal issues and I'm not willing to roast it to do it though. I'm not sure if it's not enough case airflow or simply the need for stronger airflow on the heatsink itself yet. I really wish I had just stuck with water now but at the time I didn't really feel like going to the trouble as I tend to have bad luck with pumps and that's aggravating (I've had four pumps die on me over the years). I did remount the Megahalems the other day but the difference was minimal. When I run it at 4415 it seems stable in general usage but running any kind of torture testing (prime, IBT, etc) spikes up the temps so quickly (it's obvious it going to climb to 100 or above) I just stop the app.

 

[Rubycon]

Originally posted by: YBS1
At 4.2 hottest core will hit ~90C. I'm pretty sure I can get 4.4+ stable out of this chip, but I've got some thermal issues and I'm not willing to roast it to do it though. I'm not sure if it's not enough case airflow or simply the need for stronger airflow on the heatsink itself yet. I really wish I had just stuck with water now but at the time I didn't really feel like going to the trouble as I tend to have bad luck with pumps and that's aggravating (I've had four pumps die on me over the years). I did remount the Megahalems the other day but the difference was minimal. When I run it at 4415 it seems stable in general usage but running any kind of torture testing (prime, IBT, etc) spikes up the temps so quickly (it's obvious it going to climb to 100 or above) I just stop the app.

What VCORE?

I find these have a hockey stick curve where temp rises rapidly above a certain vcore/speed. Mine can do 4.5GHz on air but it's definitely toasty nipping on the heels of 90C - hottest core with Linpack after about 25 minutes. :Q That's with 1.375 VCORE falls to 1.325 under load. This chip will do 4GHz at 1.1V and load temps are in the lower 60's at that point. :Q

The difference in ambient makes a huge difference if you can get that ambient right into the fan pushing through the heatsink.

 

[YBS1]

Well at 4.2GHz im running vcore target voltage at 1.3025, watching cpu-z I see it sometimes go to 1.34 under load. From a screenshot I had seems max temps were 92 90 87 84. At 4415mhz I'm running 1.36 on the vcore which is well under what most people consider "safe" but the temps are crazy high like I said above so I'd think I'd probably have some headroom for even more clockspeed if I could ever get the temps down.

 

[Rubycon]

Originally posted by: YBS1
Well at 4.2GHz im running vcore target voltage at 1.3025, watching cpu-z I see it sometimes go to 1.34 under load. From a screenshot I had seems max temps were 92 90 87 84. At 4415mhz I'm running 1.36 on the vcore which is well under what most people consider "safe" but the temps are crazy high like I said above so I'd think I'd probably have some headroom for even more clockspeed if I could ever get the temps down.

Sounds similar to mine. It really has to be under water to sustain higher speeds under heavy loads.

 

[Lazlo Panaflex]

Dell Latitude C400, 1.2 Ghz Piii-M, 384MB SDRAM :Q

Relative Speed: 1.11
Kilo nodes/sec: 531



QX6700@3.0, 2x2GB DDR2-750 5-5-5-13 1T (4:5)

Relative Speed: 17.41
Kilo nodes/sec: 8356

 

[Griswold]

Indeed looks like RAM is a big factor here.

Q6600@3.2GHz / 8GB DDR2@856MHz 5-5-5-15-2T

17.55
8424

 

[Allio]

Phenom II X2 550 w/ unlocked cores @ 3.6GHz
DDR3-1333 6-6-6-20-1T

18.32
8792

 

[Aenslead]

Core i7 920 @ 3.33, stock voltage, DDR3-1333
Relative speed: 23.4
Kilo-Nodes: 11890

 

[RussianSensation]

i7 860 stock, DDR3 1600 7-7-7-24 2T

Relative Speed: 21.76
Kilo nodes per second: 10,446

 

[Rubycon]

Anyone try the 4.3 version that supports > 8 cores yet?

I have the actual file but cannot find it hosted anywhere. You have to download the program, install it and run the benchmark in the program files folder. Alternatively if anyone is willing to host this file I can send it your way.

 

[evolucion8]

I only found Deep Fritz which weights over 199MB... I couldn't find the standalone v4.3.

I'm on my laptop with a Pentium M Dothan 2.0GHz

Relative: 2.51

Kilo: 1197

Desktop Q9650 3.82GHz

Relative: 22.35
Kilo: 10730

My score isn't that bad, but the relative score is unusually high, could it be the Northbridge Optimizations which are On on the mobo?

Updated Score with v4.3

 

[Rubycon]

Yes that's it the one. It has to be installed and then the benchmark file in your program files folder can be run. That benchmark file is small and needs to be hosted so others can download it directly.

 

[nyker96]

Running this on my super computer:
X4 620@3,2//win 7 64bit
14.64 - 7026

 

[Lorne]

My workstation at the moment is a Ath II X2 250 (3Ghz) and DDR2 6400 stock (800Mhz).
7.71
3702

Im going to try this on our POS server tomarrow morning and see what comes up.

 

[abbadaba]

8728 Kilo nodes 18.18 relative speed.

Q6600 G0 @ ~3339 (371x9) 4Gb DDR2 ram, on an ASRock P45XE. I forget what my ram timings are, nothing special if i recall.

 

[zokudu]

Yes that's it the one. It has to be installed and then the benchmark file in your program files folder can be run. That benchmark file is small and needs to be hosted so others can download it directly.

You mean like this Ruby?

Chess Benchmark 4.3

 

[Markfw]

920@3.7 W/HT 27.94 and 13412.

1090T@3.6 25.60 and 12286

I bet if I pumped the X6 back to 3.7 (even speed) it would neat the 920 !

 

[brybir]

Athlon II X2 240 @ stock speed (2.8Ghz)
4 GB DDR2 800

Relative Speed: 6.92
Kilo Nodes: 3321

 

[Rubycon]

You mean like this Ruby?

Chess Benchmark 4.3

Yes that is correct.

 

[hdfxst]

9.25 and 4442

at 3850 9.79 and 4700