comparing two computers..one with e6600 clocked at 3.15 ghz, memory 1050mhz (2t),..the other amd 4800 stock speed, memory 200mhz (1t) .....
both rings have 2x1 gig ram
every benchmark shows the e6600 rig kills the 4800 as you would expect from the hype....apart from the sandra memory bandwidth...but then i try a couple of actual everyday tests of my own that i do a lot...
searching massive email folders in outlook
publishing large website in frontpage to another local folder
searching large local website in frontpage for occuring words wihinin the code
both computers are synced so the files are identical
the results show the o/c e6600 fractions ahead in the first two and slightly behind in the last....
searching large email folder takes 1m 26s with e6600 and 1m 30s with 4800..
publsihing large website to olocal folder is arond 45 minutes for both
searching for a single word across a large website is around 5m 10s for e6600 and slightly quicker for the 4800...
is all this down to the memory bandwidth difference?...seems amazing to me that on paper the e6600 is way batter than the 4800...yet is day to day tasks theres no difference...
both rings have 2x1 gig ram
every benchmark shows the e6600 rig kills the 4800 as you would expect from the hype....apart from the sandra memory bandwidth...but then i try a couple of actual everyday tests of my own that i do a lot...
searching massive email folders in outlook
publishing large website in frontpage to another local folder
searching large local website in frontpage for occuring words wihinin the code
both computers are synced so the files are identical
the results show the o/c e6600 fractions ahead in the first two and slightly behind in the last....
searching large email folder takes 1m 26s with e6600 and 1m 30s with 4800..
publsihing large website to olocal folder is arond 45 minutes for both
searching for a single word across a large website is around 5m 10s for e6600 and slightly quicker for the 4800...
is all this down to the memory bandwidth difference?...seems amazing to me that on paper the e6600 is way batter than the 4800...yet is day to day tasks theres no difference...