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Guys, the test it totally void. For example, as of now it states that the Intel box had 1 reboot. Not true, it actually has had at least 3. And for about 9 hours the Intel system also had 0% CPU usage, which means a reboot or all the applications crashed. But despite the Intel box doing nothing for 9+ hours (I have the png's to prove it) the stats didn't change, it still showed the Intel system continuing to encode the Divx file ANYWAY. Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. Take a look for yourself.
See the CPU usage? Plus the temps are idle temps. The Intel box is magic, it can encode divx with zero percent CPU usage and no additional memory usage. In this pic you can see they restarted the applications because the CPU usage and temps shot up instantly.
The whole test is a crock, don't believe a single thing that comes out of it. Toms has reached a new low.
Originally posted by: BePe86
Just to quote someone else from another forum:
Guys, the test it totally void. For example, as of now it states that the Intel box had 1 reboot. Not true, it actually has had at least 3. And for about 9 hours the Intel system also had 0% CPU usage, which means a reboot or all the applications crashed. But despite the Intel box doing nothing for 9+ hours (I have the png's to prove it) the stats didn't change, it still showed the Intel system continuing to encode the Divx file ANYWAY. Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. Take a look for yourself.
Image 1
See the CPU usage? Plus the temps are idle temps. The Intel box is magic, it can encode divx with zero percent CPU usage and no additional memory usage. In this pic you can see they restarted the applications because the CPU usage and temps shot up instantly.
Image 2
The whole test is a crock, don't believe a single thing that comes out of it. Toms has reached a new low.
Now that is quite interesting. I wonder how the intel managed to encode video at 0% cpu usage? If we were talking 3.2 thz, maybe, but we're still in the gigahertz world.
Originally posted by: Duvie
Anybody have any proof that while the cpu sat there for 9 hours idle (which I saw that) the DIVX encoding time increased??? This would prove he is a liar....
Originally posted by: Duvie
Anybody have any proof that while the cpu sat there for 9 hours idle (which I saw that) the DIVX encoding time increased??? This would prove he is a liar....
Funny how none of the iNtel fanboys will come in and support Tom.....
LIke I have always said that no matter what a person says the settings (main ones) are they can still skew any results with many setting swith dont always think about.....The best thing to do is to look for similiar results across may sites....Problem is Toms stuff is usually never the same as other more reputable (appear less biased) and seems difficult to ever reproduce....
Originally posted by: screech
Originally posted by: Duvie
Anybody have any proof that while the cpu sat there for 9 hours idle (which I saw that) the DIVX encoding time increased??? This would prove he is a liar....
Funny how none of the iNtel fanboys will come in and support Tom.....
LIke I have always said that no matter what a person says the settings (main ones) are they can still skew any results with many setting swith dont always think about.....The best thing to do is to look for similiar results across may sites....Problem is Toms stuff is usually never the same as other more reputable (appear less biased) and seems difficult to ever reproduce....
Duvie, i think the proof that the intel CPU continued "working' at idle is that currently, all the charts comparing the athlon x2 to the intel EE are increasing at a generally proportionate rate. If the intel CPU was idle for 9 hours, there's no way that all the charts would show the 2 CPU's always being at the same proportion performance-wise; either the athlon would be a given amount above the intel in performance in addition to the given proportion, or the intel would be making a comeback if it is faster. yet none of the graphs appear to show this.
If i remember correctly the athlonx2 has had about 2x the # of archives compressed in comparison to the EE since the start, yet this should be impossible given 9 hours idle......although I'm not 100% certian on this. but I'm still pretty sure![]()
Originally posted by: screech
ah, my bad then. it just seems that it has been proportional form what i've seen lately with winrar, i guess im wrong![]()
Originally posted by: Duvie
Anybody have any proof that while the cpu sat there for 9 hours idle (which I saw that) the DIVX encoding time increased??? This would prove he is a liar....
Funny how none of the iNtel fanboys will come in and support Tom.....
LIke I have always said that no matter what a person says the settings (main ones) are they can still skew any results with many setting swith dont always think about.....The best thing to do is to look for similiar results across may sites....Problem is Toms stuff is usually never the same as other more reputable (appear less biased) and seems difficult to ever reproduce....
Originally posted by: PetNorth
oh my god... Pentium EE crashed again (the fourth time)...