Hi,
I have two computers that do not very much other than run SETI@Home and World Community Grid.
One is a HP Microserver N36L with an Athlon II Neo (dual core / 1.3ghz) and 4gb RAM, the other is running a Core 2 Duo E6420 (dual core / 2.13 ghz) and 8gb RAM.
The performance numbers aren't very far apart in terms of what SETI@Home is reporting.
The Athlon II Neo 1.3ghz numbers are:
Measured floating point speed : 1160.47 million ops/sec
Measured integer speed : 6028.9 million ops/sec
The Core 2 Duo's numbers are:
Measured floating point speed: 1757.18 million ops/sec
Measured integer speed : 6354.36 million ops/sec
Are these numbers right? I would have thought that a 4mb cache Core 2 Duo at 2.13ghz would totally destroy a 2mb Athlon II Neo at 1.3ghz... whereas it seems like a 50% difference in floating point and 5% difference in integer.
I have two computers that do not very much other than run SETI@Home and World Community Grid.
One is a HP Microserver N36L with an Athlon II Neo (dual core / 1.3ghz) and 4gb RAM, the other is running a Core 2 Duo E6420 (dual core / 2.13 ghz) and 8gb RAM.
The performance numbers aren't very far apart in terms of what SETI@Home is reporting.
The Athlon II Neo 1.3ghz numbers are:
Measured floating point speed : 1160.47 million ops/sec
Measured integer speed : 6028.9 million ops/sec
The Core 2 Duo's numbers are:
Measured floating point speed: 1757.18 million ops/sec
Measured integer speed : 6354.36 million ops/sec
Are these numbers right? I would have thought that a 4mb cache Core 2 Duo at 2.13ghz would totally destroy a 2mb Athlon II Neo at 1.3ghz... whereas it seems like a 50% difference in floating point and 5% difference in integer.