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Seiya 
Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
Posted on 1-May-2012 10:09:52
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@KimmoK

however i think hardinfo give strange result.

in FPU Raytracing is E8500 only double fast than AthlonXP 2500?...
i should be much much much faster..

you should try Athlon and Sempron with Blender 2.58 (it's in linux mint repository)

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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however X1000 with 1.8 Ghz cpu and AthlonXP 2500+ (1,8 ghz) will be very interesting to see with linux in other more complex test like Lame, Blender and mplayer.
Com'on boys :)
i think to test linux on athlon64 3500 or pentium 4 or athlon 900, to make slax distro on cd with all software that i need and usb key like hd :)

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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Slax 6.1.2 benchmark

Intel Core2 Duo E8500 via vmware with only 1 core enabled because don't work on real hardware (however the result are +/- the same.

Blender 2.48a (the same AmigaOS 4 version)
02:24.18

Lame 3.98.4
7s

Mplayer
24s

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Athlon 64 3500+ (not vmware, but native)

Blender 2.48a
04:24.22

Lame 3.98.4
14s

Mplayer
38s

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With Vmware on E8500, Linux Mint 12 with Blender 2.58:
00:44.81

E8500 native with linux mint 12 and blender 2.58:
00:40.70

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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G4 1.67 GHz results here:
http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=61493

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@aorg thread (moobunny-NG?)

Because x1000 is so expensive, a lot of people can not afford it, that's why it gets so negative comments (people are bitter).

In reality, it is the fastest AOS4 HW by big margin, even when it's still in BETATESTER phase without full HW support.

Next we need the affordable HW + SW.

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@KimmoK

Quote:

(people are bitter)


Wishful thinking.

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@itix

I am bitter. My favorite Sam440ep speedster is getting trashed by the other Machines .
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But this is a good CPU benchmark that can be used on all PPC hardware to get an idea of how the CPUs perform. I am looking forward to some results from Pegs,Sam460eps,A1's,more PowerPC Macs and even Yellowdog Powerstations etc.

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@Channel_Z

Quote:
G4 1.67 GHz results here:


Interesting, I expected better values from G4 in comparison to PA6T (or even older x86 CPUs). HardInfo seems to give some strange results.

However, FPU-FFT result of X1000 looks really good.

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@pavlor

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However, FPU-FFT result of X1000 looks really good.


Interesting, I expected better values from PA6T in comparison to G4 (or even older x86 CPUs).

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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To summ it up:

HardInfo benchmarks PA6T 1.8 GHz to G4 comparison:

CPU Blowfish: 1.08 GHz (PA6T is as fast as 1.08 GHz G4)
CPU Fibonacci: 1.33 GHz
CPU N-Queens: 1.76 GHz
CPU CryptoHash: 1.62 GHz

FPU FFT: 3.67 GHz
FPU raytracing: 1.51 GHz

Arithmetic mean: 1.83 GHz
Geometric mean: 1.68 GHz

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@itix

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in comparison to G4 (or even older x86 CPUs).


It seems PA6T was intended for FFT demanding applications, but such great result is really surprising.

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@Spectre660

Quote:

I am bitter. My favorite Sam440ep speedster is getting trashed by the other Machines .


Actually it isn't. On some benchmarks Sam440ep has better bang for the buck ratio.

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@itix

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Actually it isn't. On some benchmarks Sam440ep has better bang for the buck ratio.


That would be quite rare cases (even assuming single core is used).

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@pavlor

CPU Blowfish, CPU Fibonacci and FPU Raytracing. There X1000 is less than twice as fast than Sam440ep but costs 2x more.

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@itix

Quote:
FPU Raytracing


Better look at Blender benchmark.

As Seyia wrote, HardInfo results are sometimes a little bit strange (eg. FFT or CPU Blowfish in case of PA6T). Application benchmarks show much better real speed of respective computers.

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@itix

are you sure that both X1000 cores are used in these benchmarks

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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Another benchmark for Linux systems: http://www.netlib.org/benchmark/linpackjava/
Gave me 367Mflop/s for AMD64x2-3800+ (not sure if it's sane, and I do not know if it uses only one core or what)
Here one can compare with other chips: http://www.roylongbottom.org.uk/linpack%20results.htm
It seems that with SIMD optimizations etc the results multiply.

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are you sure that both X1000 cores are used in these benchmarks


Single core benchmarks of course.

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Quote:

pavlor wrote:
@klx300r

Quote:
are you sure that both X1000 cores are used in these benchmarks


Single core benchmarks of course.


why of course so I'm sure someone will now adjust all those nice stats to reflect this simple fact

hmm considering the results are only using HALF of the PA6T in the X1000 I would say that's pretty good for a machine DESIGNED TO RUN AMIGAOS

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Re: Debian Squeeze Hardinfo Benchmarks
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@klx300r

Quote:
hmm considering the results are only using HALF of the PA6T in the X1000 I would say that's pretty good for a machine DESIGNED TO RUN AMIGAOS


Results aren´t bad. However PASemi expected performance around 900 SPECInt2000 for 1.8 GHz PA6T core, published benchmarks show score in the range of 500-600 SPECInt2000.

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