just given it ago for a giggle
i5 2500k stock etc

 

and with a small oc to 4.3ghz from the stock



yes im bored

 

42s on some random Dell desktop thing I have in the office. Pentium 4 HT apparently, no idea on speeds etc.

My mapping laptop is on charge and I don't want to wake her, but she'd most definately eat everyone alive at 5s! Especially with that Billet Pentium HT30R I fitted last night.

Graham

 

iirc, this only runs on one cpu doesn't it?

 

anyone got geek bench 64bit scores? mine is 15500 for that.

 

Download 3dmark11 and run that as thats the one people benchmark against (if your OS will run it of course )

Tony

 

17 seconds on my work laptop. Didn't bother closing any programs down though. CPU didn't seem particularly taxed

 

12 seconds on my work Dell laptop (i7 2720QM 2.2ghz), with loads of other stuff running in the background that I couldn't be bothered to close

 

41s on my work pc running a duel 2.2ghz amd athlon 64x2 dual core processor 4200+ and windows xp seems pretty shyt tbh lol

 

i would have to install windows on my mac and that's not happening outside a virtual machine

 

Can you run just in 32bit mode on geek bench?

Tony

 

my 32 bit score is lower, just under 14000.

 

SuperPi is mainly for people which overclocking PC,not for macs which can be overclocked,but with SW tools(tried my friend Mac Pro,which has been overclocked to 3.2Ghz and its not very stable at this speed,which is curious)

As above 3D Mark 11 is nice,but this test mainly GPU,not sure which GPU you have.
You can try PC Mark which is similar to 3D mark,which is not very depended on GPU which you have,3D Vantage.

Here are mine old results on i7-920(overclocked to 3.37Ghz),GPU ATi HD5870 and 3GB Ram at this time

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Jura

 

Geekbench seems a little inconsistent, 32bit only and im running (the best score it gave me) 11156, not overclocked, single cpu.
Would expect it to jump a couple of thousand running 64bit.

Tony

 

13 secs on a 2.8GHz i7 with hyper threading etc. didn't close 'owt. Seems a bit slow

 

on my core i5 work laptop, i got 14 seconds - is your i7 feeling okay?

 

10s on my clocked i7 rig. Not bad for a 2yr old PC.

 

Mine was 18s which I don't think is too bad considering it was on my 2010 MacBook Pro i5 2.53Ghz, running Windows XP as a VM in Parallels.

Jason

 

Heres mine all, was thinking the other day how long ago i built my machine and not had to upgrade like i use to

Anyways not to shabby
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Tried on the VM on my 1.8GHz i7 Macbook Air - interesting got the same slightly slow results of other i7s!!

13s

 

I wont give you the pleaseure of giggling at my asthmatic 286 chugging along lol

Mart

 

9 seconds on my i7 2600k (3.4ghz) no overclocking (yet )

Tony

 

My i5 (1st gen) lappy was the same (probably the same cpu) 18 seconds.

Tony

 

10 seconds on i3 @ 4.3Ghz via Wine emulator in Linux

 

Shows how the i7 has developed then, as my score was with a 1st gen 2.6ghz clocked to 4ghz. Still... it's a bloody good processor imo.

 

Yours an i7 920 then Shaun?

Tony

 

Yes mate.

 

8 secs.

i7 2nd gen (overclocked to 4.6) 8 gig RAM with Norton and Firefox running.

 

i think we should do this again but with better benchmark software
this one does seem dependant on clock speed (one core) only which is a bit poo in the light of multicore processing
http://www.passmark.com/products/pt.htm maybe, has a 30 day trial anyhoo

 

Oh, I see - so I win and suddenly you want a different test eh?!?!