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Former Member
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Ivang - I am not sure you are giving your processor score. You may have given your overall system performance.
I run an AMD at 1,8Gig and have a processor score of 180. Your 3 Gig engine should do a lot better. Have a look at RT's posting above.... he clarifies which result to post. Keep crunching anyway!!!! all for a good purpose! |
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Hi RobSab,
----------------------------------------my processor is in fact 1.8Gig. AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3000+ is it's commercial type name. Sandra says following: Model : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3000+ Speed : 1.81GHz Model Number : 3000 (estimated) Performance Rating : PR2714 (estimated) Type : Standard Package : FC µPGA939 Multiplier : 9/1x Minimum/Maximum Multiplier : 9/1x / 9/1x Generation : G8 Name : M1F-DH8 Athlon 64 (K8 Winchester) 90nm 1.4GHz-2.2 1.45-1.55V. Sandra benchmarks: Dhrystone ALU: 8291 MIPS Whetstone FPU/SSE2: 2886/3668 MFLOPS. So, maybe scoring 180 is appropriate? I've seen others having similar figures for this processor in RT's tables. Regards, Ivang. [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Jul 1, 2005 9:57:43 PM] |
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Former Member
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 ooops - my ignorance .... So we are in sink then Ivang .... crunching at 180 points with the same processor speed hahahaha |
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So we are in sink then Ivang .... crunching at 180 points with the same processor speed hahahaha Yep... any temptation to overclock?[Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Jul 5, 2005 3:36:15 PM] |
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XP-m 2500+................250
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Yep... any temptation to overclock? Temptation - yes. Capabilities - NO. I have some very cheap ram in the box - 133 MHz stuff that falls over if you change anything in the BIOS. If I ever have some spare money, I will put better memory in the box and tweak it up... but in the mean time.... just crunching away. I overclock a Pentium 4 2Gig to 2,3Gig - but just for the sake of making it sweat for its constant flow of clean electrical energy. Otherwise it would slack off and get lazy - might even take the energy flow for granted  Have you wound yours up - or are you planning to do so Ivang? |
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RobSab,
Have you wound yours up - or are you planning to do so Ivang? I'm rather conservative, so I cautiously did 5% OC couple of days ago, saw that CPU temperature rose only 2-3° and stability was good. Agent rating is now 188. I feel encouraged to add another 5% and see what happens. I have ASUS A64N-SLI mobo and PC3200 RAM. |
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Wtached nasa TV all day today
I love space travell and exploration!!!! My cpu ranking on the P4 23,Ghz dropped from 137 to 58 .....  but the launch of the shuttle discovery was phenominal - well done NASA!!! |
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Former Member
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23 Ghz
 my a64 3000+ says 239 got it running at 2.39 Ghz  |
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Former Member
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ON the ball as usuall... thankyou.
correction: 2,3GHz of course. my a64 3000+ says 239 that is a good result! you must be hyper crunching! - LOL |
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