Particle Benchmark: Multimedia process power benchmark software for multi core and multi cpu systems. (readme.txt for detail)
Actual cpu specifications;
http://processorfinder.intel.com/Default.aspx
http://products.amd.com/en-us/DesktopCPUResult.asp x
Particle Benchmark http://www.yazilim.com.tr/particle-bench.zip Download link 400kb
Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...
so i ran the 4 thread 2 repeater bat file.. did 3583 on my phenom II 940 @ 3.5ghz with 1.6ghz hypertransport on windows XP SP3..
programs fun to play with.. :P
4 thread 2 repeat test...3460. (XP sp3 32bit)
it would be nice to get some sort of instructions on how to use this. i had to read the postings here to figure out i should just run the bat files.so it only takes a few seconds to run? then it goes into that neat graphic thing that looks pretty nice, but is that still part of the bench or is it just eyecandy?
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Originally Posted by Rogue71
4 thread 2 repeat test...3460. (XP sp3 32bit)
it would be nice to get some sort of instructions on how to use this. i had to read the postings here to figure out i should just run the bat files.so it only takes a few seconds to run? then it goes into that neat graphic thing that looks pretty...
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Originally Posted by BlueFireIce
There is a "read me" file included, it not only gives you command line parameters, but also tells you about the .bat files. The last screen is just a "demo" something to have fun with and to look at, the test is the black screen, after that the results are displayed at the top in yellow....
Quote: Originally Posted by sirmonkey1985 phenom II 940 @ 3.5ghz 1.6ghz HT(200mhz below stock HT) 2 thread 2 repeat.bat 7196 (tested 3 times same score) 14.05 fps avg 3 thread 2 repeat.bat 4782 21 fps avg 4 thread 2 repeat.bat 3597 28fps avg 6 thread 2 repeat.bat 3588 28fps avg 8 thread 2 repeat.bat 3582 28fps avg so it seems even using the higher thread count it doesnt attempt to over load the existing threads like some benchmark...
phenom II 940 @ 3.5ghz 1.6ghz HT(200mhz below stock HT) 2 thread 2 repeat.bat 7196 (tested 3 times same score) 14.05 fps avg 3 thread 2 repeat.bat 4782 21 fps avg 4 thread 2 repeat.bat 3597 28fps avg 6 thread 2 repeat.bat 3588 28fps avg 8 thread 2 repeat.bat 3582 28fps avg so it seems even using the higher thread count it doesnt attempt to over load the existing threads like some benchmark applications do. it just uses the 4 threads it has...
Quote: Originally Posted by noitcnuf This's interesting, Could you please share, 2, 6, 16 and 32 threads results? Note: with "particle-bench.exe -p x" command line options, you can start application with "x" threads running mode. I also noticed a lower (better) score with running 6 threads on my Q9550, but threw it out as a "fluke" (as it was only sometimes, the rest were well into...
Quote: Originally Posted by BlueFireIce There is a "read me" file included, it not only gives you command line parameters, but also tells you about the .bat files. The last screen is just a "demo" something to have fun with and to look at, the test is the black screen, after that the results are displayed at the top in yellow. thanks i was wondering about the "demo" screens after the 10...
Quote: Originally Posted by noitcnuf Not only by OS, actual cpu architectures contribute to thread management process at hardware level. But not at all, I don't have chance to test with this cpu. Therefore I'm waiting for additional benchmark results with variety parameters. (2, 6, 16, 32 threads result with -c 4 parameter. (4 repeat)) I'm at work now but when I get home I'll do some testing and put the results on here for...
Quote: Originally Posted by Roadhog Odd how my 4.0ghz cpu is beating a 4.6Ghz one... Did you manually launch the application using commnad prompt? How does it normally lauch? Method of launch may effect performance. Nice score.
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