Measure your Dual/Multi Core Notebook CPU Speed - Bye Bye to SuperPI

[duksandfish]

Fastest T7300 Methinks



In Vista Home Premium Sp1

[Wishmaker]

tbh, i don't know myself as it came back from the repair shop like this.

So yours is at 2.5 then and not 1.7

[Tinselworm]

So yours is at 2.5 then and not 1.7

yes but the Sandra one i meant, if i run it at stock then its still VERY much higher. i think maybe the numbers for the T series are wrong because the T8300 or whichever one you said is higher rated than mine

edit: see here it is underclocked to 1300Mhz or something

[Aeris]

Nice!! intense rig :P

Thanks. :)

I wonder how much I will get at wPrime with the desktop rig I am building:

[Link.]

[krazyphire]

EDIT:

Can't wait till I upgrade my M6862 with a Penryn!

[adesai]

The test seems to take advantage of threading very well. Dual Core results at the same frequency and similiar architecture are twice and fast and quad core almost 4x faster.

Is dual core really that helpful for simple web browsing and word processing? Maybe add a single threaded benchmark?

I have a mobile Sempron @ 1.8Ghz in my laptop. I am considering upgrading to MK-38(Single Core 2.2 Ghz) or TL-58(Dual Core 1.9Ghz). For things like booting-up etc the MK-38 would be faster right?

[Huskerz85]

Here are mine (for my desktop rig--specs in the sig)

[Michel.K]

35.703secs with a T7600 2.33Ghz 4MB cache memory running at 533Mhz 4-4-4-12.

Vista Home Premium x86/32bit
Chipset/Northbridge: Intel 945PM
Notebook: Sony Vaio FE31M

[Wishmaker]

These Intels are flying .

[Michel.K]

Indeed around a 2Ghz intel core 2 duo ought to be enough for anybody! (i'll laugh when i read this in 10years haha)