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This benchie is FSB intensive also as my 1.6GHz cel-t could not beat yours but of course I get a smokin when I get up into the 1.8GHz range!deez said:here's mine
Malakai said:theres something wrong, that bmark has to be specifically optomised for the p/// core. a slower celeron got higher than my 1.6ghz XP, i got about a 15000. lets see what u get in CPUmark99. i got 150. a 1.48ghz cellieT gets 125
-Malakai
Mandel
Mandel is a program by Paul Hsieh that uses mandelbrot sets to benchmark the floating-point performance of an x86-based PC. It is highly optimized for each processor it runs on, and it is additionally optimized for 3DNow!. If you are interested in using Mandel to benchmark your own system, or would just like to get more information on it, click on the above link to go to Paul's Mandel home page.
Malakai said:theres something wrong, that bmark has to be specifically optomised for the p/// core. a slower celeron got higher than my 1.6ghz XP, i got about a 15000. lets see what u get in CPUmark99. i got 150. a 1.48ghz cellieT gets 125
-Malakai
Higher is better!Yodums said:Which is it higher the better or lower the better? I got a score of:
11487...
Malakai said:theres something wrong, that bmark has to be specifically optomised for the p/// core. a slower celeron got higher than my 1.6ghz XP, i got about a 15000. lets see what u get in CPUmark99. i got 150. a 1.48ghz cellieT gets 125
-Malakai
ol' man said:
This benchie is FSB intensive also as my 1.6GHz cel-t could not beat yours but of course I get a smokin when I get up into the 1.8GHz range!
ol' man said:
Higher is better!
I get around 16000 with my cel-t @ 1600MHz.