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Fritz Chess Benchmark/Super PI Thread 2010

easyrider said:
Hi Geckovich great table thanks:cool:

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?
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I'll remove the table from my post shortly.

I'll also try to stay on top of the updates every few days. However, if this thread takes off then I'll begin filtering results somehow or another. Maybe by disregarding duplicates (we don't need 30 4ghz i3s for example) or something along those lines - suggestions welcome.

I don't think just keeping the top "x" amount of results would be too smart though, a list of 4+ ghz i7s isn't going to help anyone compare CPUs; which is what I assume the intent of this thread is.

Hopefully tomorrow I'll get some higher clocked results for my chip to compare it to the i5s at the same, or higher, clockspeed. 1.7 v core for 4+ ghz anyone? Time to put "kentsfields are bulletproof" to the test...
 
i5 750 @ 4.2 GHz

I seem to have hit a bit of a wall with 200 BCLK so 4.2GHz is pretty much my limit for now. Nice to get under 10 secs for the SuperPI though :)

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Super PI (1M) = 9.860
Fritz = 12375 (4 cores) and 3145 (1 core)
 
Geckovich any chance of changing my 3.3 score to my 3.4 score on page 2 so we have the q6600, q9550 and the phenom II x4 965 all at 3.4 to compare them ?
 
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chipps101 said:
Geckovich any chance of changing my 3.3 score to my 3.4 score on page 2 so we have the q6600, q9550 and the phenom II x4 965 all at 3.4 to compare them ?
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Sorry to clutter up the thread a bit but in order to aid the comparison I have done an i5 run at 3.4 GHz (close enough)

Will be interesting to see the table after a few days that's for sure!

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Super PI = 12.328
Fritz = 10003 (4 cores) and 2528 (1 core)
 
Heres my i7 at stock...Built it tonight

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So around the same speed as a Q6600 @ 3.8ghz

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

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Once I get my own system built up again I will repost results from it, as my chip clocks better than the missus' one, can get 4.7GHz out of my chip..
 
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Intel Atom 230 @ 1.6GHz
Super PI (1M) = 96.390s
Fritz = 740

*dons shades & confidently waits for prize*
 
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@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??
 
chipps101 said:
Geckovich any chance of changing my 3.3 score to my 3.4 score on page 2 so we have the q6600, q9550 and the phenom II x4 965 all at 3.4 to compare them ?
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Sure, but I actually cant read the figures from your screen shot (I'm using my phone as I'm mid ISP change).

The same goes to anyones else, if I've missed out your results it's because I couldn't read your results from the image - or I've simply scrolled past it by mistake of course :rolleyes:
 
Updated OP, however it's using the same URL as the previous image so you may need to clear your temporary internet files for the updated table to show.

If people have an issue with this I can change the URL, but that would mean easyrider having to change the OP everytime I make an addition. I'm fine with placing the latest table into my post (2nd post in the thread) for easy to copy, or even just leaving my post as simply the table to save easy the hassle. Your call easy rider.
 
Geckovich, I think you have somehow missed my extraordinarily impressive results (post #71). I assume you were blinded by their sheer brilliance?

Here they are again:

Intel Atom 230 @ 1.6GHz
Super PI (1M) = 96.390s
Fritz = 740
 
ejr22 said:
Geckovich, I think you have somehow missed my extraordinarily impressive results (post #71). I assume you were blinded by their sheer brilliance?

Here they are again:

Intel Atom 230 @ 1.6GHz
Super PI (1M) = 96.390s
Fritz = 740
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It's showing for me, try clearing temp files. If this doesn't work then I'll have to change the URL of the new image.
 
Geckovich said:
Sure, but I actually cant read the figures from your screen shot (I'm using my phone as I'm mid ISP change).

The same goes to anyones else, if I've missed out your results it's because I couldn't read your results from the image - or I've simply scrolled past it by mistake of course :rolleyes:
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no worries mate, i've added the speed and scores in text under the pic so its easier for anyone to read :)
 
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