Fritz Chess Benchmark/Super PI Thread 2010

[easyrider]

This is a simple request.

Just post a screen shot of CPU-Z with the clock speed you are running, a screen shot of super PI 1MB and below it your Fritz Chess Benchmark score.

At you max clocks any CPU's

So

Single threaded benchmark

Multi threaded benchmark

Please refrain from posting anything else like Cost

Table kindly provided and edited by eddie86

SuperPi Graph:

Fritz Graph:

Where are all the AMD owners??!!

 

[easyrider]

i just tried the fritz thing and got this

relative speed 23.23
kilo nodes per second 11149
its an i5 750 clocked to 4ghz max temps were 57 53 56 57
any good?

Screenshot?

 

[easyrider]

^^^^^^ Now thats what I call a Screen shot! ^^^^^^

Literally

 

[easyrider]

Updated 2nd post with results table.

You're welcome to have this for the OP easyrider.

Hi Geckovich great table thanks

Might want to remove the second post table as not to confuse

You OK to update and overwite the one in photobucket so the OP stays current?

 

[easyrider]

don't know how the scoring works!

You need to run the super pi bench

 

[easyrider]

Can you please just add the scores in text below screen shot too?

Thanks

So

Super PI =
Fritz=


Also the last to people haven't run the super PI 1MB bench!!!!!

 

[easyrider]

Heres my i7 at stock...Built it tonight

So around the same speed as a Q6600 @ 3.8ghz

i7-920@ 2.66ghz
Super PI (1M) = 14.555
Fritz = 10166

 

[easyrider]

Like mine post/edit and state your cpu and clock too.

 

[easyrider]

@easy, when you said single threaded benchmark, and multithreaded benchmark, you were meaning Super Pi as the single threaded bench, and not to run Fritz using 1 core like a lot of people have done, right??

yes mate

 

[easyrider]

Setter,Davyboy,

Just got it all working last night and this thing flies even at stock. Just installing programs and will make an image of the system to my windows home server then I will get clocking it.

I like to have a comparison of stock benchies against clocked benchies as a point of reference.

 

[easyrider]

Right gonna get some clocking done with my i7 920.

I'm still speechless how fast these i7 chips are at stock.

 

[easyrider]

Super PI=11.497
Fritz= 12965

 

[easyrider]

4ghz

Super PI= 10.218
Fritz= 14545

 

[easyrider]

it doesnt detect my cpu properly

Explain?

What happens?

 

[easyrider]

Gz on the 4Ghz I couldn't get my Q6600 over 3.6 when I had it 2-3 years ago. Cooling has came on a long way?

4ghz was easy on a lot of Q6600's for benchies


4ghz prime stable was hard as a rock.

 

[easyrider]

I would probably go for 2 tables

Stock clock per CPU
Fastest clock per CPU



So take mine for example

i7 920 C0/C1 Stock
i7 920 C0/C1 4 Ghz

Thoughts...

 

[easyrider]

Correct, but if for example you owned an Athlon 64 X2 3800+ and a 4400+, you could only post one of them (one entry per architecture).

or revision

Took me a while getting that i7 920 C0/C1 running at 4ghz where as D0's are easy

 

[easyrider]

Someone would have to organize the AMD table, as I'm not sure how to group them, but I'd go for something like this:

And then maybe have an overall table of the top-10, mixing all classes and manufacturers.

Thats really good wanna do it?

 

[easyrider]

Don't think you need mobo or FSB

Just

Member
Cpu
CPU speed
Super PI
Fritz

 

[easyrider]

Not quite, I'm going to add Phenom X4 originals too.



Nah, definitely keeping mobo and bus speed, especially bus speed, as it makes a huge impact to SuperPi.

Might even add vCore too.

Its more work