Minaware App Launch Party

Discussion in 'Technology' started by chairmansteve, Nov 2, 2011.

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  1. #41 chairmansteve, Nov 7, 2012
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    The encryption test is already optimized, but the image test has plenty of room left for multi-core optimization.
     
  2. #42 khaid, Nov 7, 2012
    Your netbook has only 1GB of ram? Sweet jesus.
     
  3. #43 Grim, Nov 7, 2012
    My poor little laptop result.

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    No idea what it means but the overall Encryption score seems to be higher than Khaid's i5, is that normal? Some of the numbers are lower but the last one is higher which is probably where the score comes from.
     
  4. #44 khaid, Nov 7, 2012
    Interesting. I'll run it on both of my laptops when I get home. My 15 inch Acer has a similar cpu to your's if not the same. My alienware is running the old su7300 core2duo.
     
  5. #45 khaid, Nov 7, 2012
    I totally forgot I got the Acer pre-sandy bridge.

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  6. #46 Grim, Nov 8, 2012
    It ends up very close to my Sandy Bridge i3 at a similar clock speed when it comes to image processing but the Encryption is a long way out. Maybe I got an erroneous result on that? Could CS's code be at fault :eek:?
     
  7. #47 chairmansteve, Nov 8, 2012
    Sandy Bridge may be better at intense (UBX2H) rearranging of data.

    SpeedSpec 1.1 Changelog
    - Image Processing Multi-Threaded
    - larger data stream (4MB/32MB) for Encryption
     
  8. #48 knowname, Nov 8, 2012
    I'll Bench my wimpy systems sooner or later just had no time this week :/
     
  9. #49 chairmansteve, Nov 11, 2012
    SpeedSpec 1.2 Changelog
    - added Drive Crawl test

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    Who has an SSD? Let's see that Drive Crawl score.
     
  10. #50 khaid, Nov 11, 2012
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  11. #51 chi, Nov 11, 2012
    I got this. Dunno what numbers be mean:

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  12. #52 khaid, Nov 11, 2012
    It means your HDD has been eating too much mcdonalds.
     
  13. #53 chairmansteve, Nov 11, 2012
    You have a fast CPU and no SSD. Each test measures your PC in a different way. Higher scores means it's better.

    Future tests: physics, 3D graphics, compression, language, AI
     
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