Benchmark Results: Matlab
With the exception of the floating point test with irregular memory access, Sandy Bridge-E clearly is fastest in Matlab, although not as strong as expected compared to the quad-core Sandy Bridge-based LGA 1155 processors.
Ironically, when it comes to performance, Intel’s Core i7-3960X is the real Bulldozer. Since its power consumption levels are lower than the Gulftown-based Core i7, it should also deliver amazing performance per watt as well. Is that really the case?
With the exception of the floating point test with irregular memory access, Sandy Bridge-E clearly is fastest in Matlab, although not as strong as expected compared to the quad-core Sandy Bridge-based LGA 1155 processors.
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Ironically, when it comes to performance, Intel’s Core i7-9360X is the real Bulldozer. Since its power consumption levels are lower than the Gulftown-based Core i7, it should also deliver amazing performance per watt as well. Is that really the case?
Ironically, when it comes to performance, Intel’s Core i7-9360X is the real Bulldozer.