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Processor GFlops Compilation

I may do this with my old 1GHz Pentium III, for the lols.
 
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I'm not sure how I did my math when I submitted but I think per Ghz mine is supposed to be 15.0887.
 
You did it right the first time. 60.3551/4.2=14.3702
 
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I'll add my gaming system and laptop when i get home but for now heres 3 to add to your collection :)

Arrakis+9 | AMD | Athlon II X3 440 @3.0Ghz | 025.0815 | 8.3605 | 64-bit | Customer New Build Computer

Arrakis+9 | AMD | Athlon 64 X2 4200+ @ 2.20Ghz | 006.8183 | 3.0992 | 64-bit | Work Comp 2

Arrakis+9 | Intel | C2D E6700 @ 2.66Ghz | 013.0403 | 4.9023 | 64-bit | Work Comp 1


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Here is my gamer pc and my laptop

Arrakis+9 | Intel | i7 970 @ 3.33Ghz | 066.13084 | 19.8590 | 64-bit | 6 theads @ stock settings

Arrakis+9 | Intel | i5 M430 @ 2.52Ghz | 013.6474 | 5.4156 | 64-bit | 4 theads @ stock settings

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Using latest linpack (from MS site) and Windows 7 SP1 RTM leak. Both are required for AVX instruction in IBT.
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Dalamar | Intel | i7 2600K @ 4Ghz | 099.2521 | 24.988 | 64-bit | AVX Instruction (W7SP1+updated linpack)

See this thread if you don't believe it.
 

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Using latest linpack (from MS site) and Windows 7 SP1 RTM leak. Both are required for AVX instruction in IBT.
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Dalamar | Intel | i7 2600K @ 4Ghz | 099.2521 | 24.988 | 64-bit | AVX Instruction (W7SP1+updated linpack)

See this thread if you don't believe it.
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not doubting the power of intels latest and greatest midrange but did using a newer linpack set increase your score ? either way the results would be skewed if your not using what came with the intel burn test package
 
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I don't know if AVX accelerated scores will be included yet though. I'm thinking no, but I'd like a little input.

On one hand it is showing the GFLOPs the processor is capable of. However, I don't feel it adheres to the spirit of the compilation in showing the raw horsepower of a processor without special instruction sets being used to artificially enhance it.
 
I say boo to artificial tomfoolery until a new thread for SB and BD is done that way it's even Stevens
 
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name | Processor Maker | CPU Model and Clock | Average GFlops | GFlops Per GHz | 64-bit or 32-bit | Notes

xbonez | Intel | Core i7 2600K @ 3.4Ghz | 044.64 | 13.12 | 64-bit | RAM an 9-9-9-24 @ 1600Mhz

xbonez | Intel | Core i7 2600K @ 4.8Ghz | 061.11 | 12.73 | 64-bit | RAM an 9-9-9-24 @ 1600Mhz

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One thought is you could put the SB procs using AVX in bold red and note it at the top of the chart, that way you can have your pie and eat it too
 
mmmmmmmm PIE
 
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Where did you get your background pictures?
Also i got a result, but anyway i am showing it:
 
Arrakis+9 said:
not doubting the power of intels latest and greatest midrange but did using a newer linpack set increase your score ? either way the results would be skewed if your not using what came with the intel burn test package
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I tried using the latest linpack before installing SP1 and the gflops were the same. IBT will eventually update as AVX BSOD'd my previously stable (20 ibt, 2 hours memtest) OC right quick. Clearly it is more stressful.


My opinion: Mark AVX-supporting+enabled processors separately. You have data showing both the "real" gflops per ghz and data showing AVX boost per ghz.
 
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_JP_ | Intel | Core 2 Duo E7400 @ 2.8GHz | 015.6537 | 05.5906 | 32-bit | Testing new cooler, didn't went over 45ºC

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_JP_ | Intel | Mobile Core 2 Duo P8400 @ 2.26GHz | 014.9112 | 06.5978 | 32-bit | for the lulz, got to 68ºC

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zsolt_93 | Intel | Core 2 Quad Q9400 @ 3.000GHz | 035.7192 | 011.9064 | 64bit | @ 1.056-1.088 V, EIST On, DDR2 750MHz
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15th Warlock | Intel | Core i7 2600K @5Ghz | 070.51265 | 14.10253 | 64bit | First run at 5Ghz, no AVX acceleration used.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this might be the first entry at 5Ghz, I'm sure that now that SB is out this will become a lot more common occurrence, and perhaps we'll see entries at 6Ghz soon :)

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Tables updated.

I've decided to seperate out the results using AVX into a new table so they can be compared directly and aren't confusing in the main table.
 
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Arctucas|Intel|i7 950@4.28GHz|058.2678|014.6139|64-bit

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mm67 | Intel | i7 950@4.0GHz | 058.1531 | 014.5383 | 64-bit

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Decided to go big and beat out the 1090t's in the list :p

what im more impressed is that i only had to change the bclk to 170 and left everything else on auto :laugh:

Arrakis+9 | Intel | i7 970 @ 4.25Ghz | 84.5531 | 19.8948 | 64-bit | 6 threads All settings on auto

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