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from Kougar
@ 2008/04/29
Oh, well yes. It looks at # of cores, is 2GB vs 4GB RAM "aware". CPU score does not change depending on Performance, High, or Extreme test modes though.
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from @ 2008/04/29
it was sort of a none-reply to your post, just that the CPU bench of Vantage is set up in a none-repeatable way if you use different amount of cores
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from @ 2008/04/29
If you look at my post, every chip I listed was Quadcore. Only difference is Kentsfied vs Yorkfield. It appears 3DMark heavily favors Yorkfield over Kentsfield CPUs.
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from @ 2008/04/29
the CPU benchmark changes with the amount of the cores, if you one 1 core the benchmark will radically different from an 8 core system
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from @ 2008/04/29
QX9770 @ 3.2Ghz outscores Q6600 @ 3.6GHz by a few hundred points in CPU tests? Hmm, I think not. I wonder why the ~200point difference in CPU scores. They show a Q6600 @ 3.8GHz almost 1,000 pts above what I got at 3.6Ghz.
Nice 211% score for HD 3870 verses HD 3870 X2.
Nice 211% score for HD 3870 verses HD 3870 X2.
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from @ 2008/04/28
no kidding
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from @ 2008/04/28
That's a way to spend your weekend ...