A CPU benchmark I wrote

jaywalker256

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This benchmark is based on an older benchmark I wrote and posted here quite a while ago. I have updated it to be a little more accurate and easier to see/compare results. It tests your CPU, and compares your results to that of my older computer (Athlon 64 3700+, that I put down to 2.0ghz to just have a "solid" number to compare to.)

This is the result of my new comp running the test.



My Specs (at least the ones that matter to this test)

Core 2 Duo E6550 @ 3010 Mhz
2gb G.Skill DDR2 800 @ 860 Mhz (5-5-5-15)

You can download it at my website, it is the bottom link on the left side, called "JayBench 2.0"

www.bluespear.co.nr

Note: It is only single threaded, so multiple cores will not benefit the test, but as far as single threaded performance, I think it is fairly accurate.

I would appreciate (if you like) if some people would post their results so we can compare and I can see how accurate my benchmark is.
 

Slobogob

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How does it measure the CPU speed? How are the different tasks weighted?

I downloaded the file, checked it with antivir, and ran it on XP box i was going to format. The Pentium D 820 scored a whopping 77%.
 

jaywalker256

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There are 2 tests (the same 2 in my older benchmark, just slightly more optimized) and their results are averaged together, and then compared to the score average of the standard. From that it gives you a percentage comparison and draws a pretty graph for you to see :)
 

dragonsprayer

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what does my 189% score tell me ?
its a 2.66 chip running 3.4ghz so its not oc %

also i ran it 6 time and reloaded it - i got 186-189 if that helps you!
good luck and explain what this does plz
 

Ancient_1

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Here is mine

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E8400 @ 4050

Ram @ 900 5-5-5-14
 

dragonsprayer

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well well
262 for the e8400 and 226 for the e6850 (by the way nice oc on that cpu) both at 4.05ghz

so there is more too it then just speed?

well well is there somthing too this test?
 

jaywalker256

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well in just playing around, i find that it appears to scale accurately.

i bumped my clock up to 3.5 and got a 207%



the clock increase being 16% over 3.0 and gaining 15% in performance. anyone else tried this?


on another note, the new c2d's (e8400 as we saw) does appear to have some nice improvements even at the same clock speed :)