Laptop/Notebook Benchies

[Keysplayr]

List detailed specs of your laptops.

Test Suite:

Science_Mark_d2835
Run the Molecular Dynamics, Primordia & Cipher Bench (AES) all at defaults. Post your times.

SuperPi SSE3

P-M 1.73GHz 2MBcache 533FSB
2x256 Hynix DDR2 400 (512 total)
Fujitsu 60GB 5400rpm
Intel Integrated 915GM
Windows XP SP1

Molecular Dynamics Benchmark - 100.99802/s
Primordia Benchmark - 554.7599299049/s
Cipher Bench (AES) - 22.153219/s

Super Pi 1M 42/s

 

[Keysplayr]

Nobody interested eh? Ah well.

 

[RichUK]

I'm in .. Just got to run the tests then post up.

 

[Duvie]

I will run it later...

Just so in case anyone wants to run some core duo test...Cipher is not multithreaded...It inly used one of my cores...MOl and Pri where dual threaded but not multithreaded...used 50% of my 4 cores....

From my testing it is neither HDD limited or bandwidth limited in the test...made little or no diff...pure cpu here!!!

 

[RichUK]

Specs

SCREENIE

Intel Core Duo (Yonah) - 1.83Ghz 667FSB
1GB Dual channel RAM - 332.5Mhz (5-5-5-13)
Intel 945GT Chipset
nVidia 7800 GO PCI Express x16
17 inch screen @ 1920 x 1200

Stats

Molecular Dynamics Benchmark - 78.7132/s
Primordia Benchmark - 378.0526050081/s
Cipher Bench (AES) - 19.046673/s

Super PI 1M - 33.328/s
Super PI 8M - 06m 21.328/s
Super PI 32M - 31m 18.484/s

Super PI screenies were taken when i first received the laptop. Hence the older CPU-z shots.

 

[Duvie]

Make sure ppl use the one Keys listed...newest build for 05 has about 10% difference in Molecular alone....

 

[RichUK]

Originally posted by: Duvie
Make sure ppl use the one Keys listed...newest build for 05 has about 10% difference in Molecular alone....

I used the one keys listed. But.

When going into the extracted folder it states build "ScienceMark 11-17-2003", well that is the name of the folder you have to click on. I take it that is the right one, or is there a 2005 version?

 

[Duvie]

Originally posted by: RichUK

Originally posted by: Duvie
Make sure ppl use the one Keys listed...newest build for 05 has about 10% difference in Molecular alone....

I used the one keys listed. But.

When going into the extracted folder it states build "ScienceMark 11-17-2003", well that is the name of the folder you have to click on. I take it that is the right one, or is there a 2005 version?

I downloaded one last night that load a 32bit folder and build says like march 21st 2005

 

[Duvie]

Here is MarkFW900's scores...


ComPaq 2400US
ML28 Turion 1.6ghz
512mb of PC2100

molecular = 119.26
primordia = 588.1847
Cipher = 19.7868


Barton 1.866ghz
512mb of PC2700

Molecular = 78.180
Primordia = 608.349
cipher = 18.44

What are we to include the Barton is better then a P-M 1.733ghz??? Heck NO!!! But sure make you wander about a Turion being slower by 10x to the P-M in anything unless ofcourse it was a lie anyways....

 

[Keysplayr]

I can't get SuperPi to run for some reason.

One thing that amazes me about these PM's is how damn fast they can clock up and down. At idle, I am at 800MHz according to CPU-Z. I click to run Super Pi 1.5 mod and immediately shoots to 1729MHz and the second its over, back down to 800. Very nice on the ol battery. But it does this when plugged in as well. Maybe to keep the heat down? Doesn't get very warm anyway. Now my older Dell Inspiron 4000 with a PIII 850 gets hotter than hell for some reason. The fan works fine and the heat sink fins are clean.

 

[BlingBlingArsch]

fwiw..

Turion ML-30 1600Mhz
DFI UT 250GB S754
512MB+256MB+256MB DDR 400@333 1T
160GB Maxtor Sata 7200rpm
Geforce4 440mx
Windows XP Sp2



Molecular Dynamics Benchmark - 110.10764/s
Primordia Benchmark - 537.7696087300/s
Cipher Bench (AES) - 18.303177/s

Super Pi 1M = 52s

 

[GregGreen]

Specs
Intel Pentium M 750 - 1.86Ghz 533Mhz FSB
512MB DD2 RAM
CPU-Z


Results

Molecular Dynamics Benchmark - 120.66101s
Primordia Benchmark - 518.3265202950s
Cipher (AES) Benchmark - 20.656898s

SuperPi 1M - 39s
SuperPi 8M - 7m58s

There were a few programs running during these tests. I have an IBM T43. Results are interesting.

Edit: keysplayr2003 you need an SSE2 optimized version rather than SS3. Dothan doesn't have SEE3 implemented!! heres the link -- SuperPi SSE2

 

[Duvie]

OK here I go...

Specs:

DELL INSPIRON 9300
1.866GHZ DOTHAN (90nm) 533FSB
1GB 533 DDR2 (4-4-4-12)
40GB 5400RPM HDD


MOLECULAR = 110.5159
PRIMORDIA = 514.8514
CIPHER = 20.2950


SUPERPI 1MB = 39s (SSE2 Version)
SUPERPI 8MB = 7m59S (SSE2 Version)

Same as dude above me....

 

[dug777]

hehe, it's consistent & repeatable then

 

[RichUK]

Hmm, i ran Science Mark again, but this time downloaded the latest version from HERE (ScienceMark 2.0 FINAL 32 - Bit version 21032005) (2005 version as Duvie pointed out).

Scores before with build 11/17/2003:

Molecular Dynamics Benchmark - 78.7132/s
Primordia Benchmark - 378.0526050081/s
Cipher Bench (AES) - 19.046673/s

Scores after with build 03/21/05:

Molecular Dynamics Benchmark - 79.84055/s
Primordia Benchmark - 380.0665539894/s
Cipher Bench (AES) - 16.927479/s


Not really much of a difference just faster in the Cipher benchmark, and a tad slower in the other two.

 

[stardust]

SuperPi 1M: 46sec

ScienceMark new build:
Molecular Dynamics - 93.48951
Cipher Bench - 14.37727
Primordia Benchmark - 450.29221

Turion 64 ML-32 @ 2059.69 mhz
512mb Hynix DDR333 Single Channel @ 187,2mhz 2.5-3-3-8
ATi 200M Chipset and Integrated Graphics
80GB Fujitsu 5400rpms

 

[BlingBlingArsch]

now we need someone to explain what the bench results mean? I mean Turion (even if overlocked) obviously sucks in SuperPi but performs better in Cipher and MOL, which means in real world applications....?? thx for clearing up things. anyone?

 

[Duvie]

Originally posted by: BlingBlingArsch
now we need someone to explain what the bench results mean? I mean Turion (even if overlocked) obviously sucks in SuperPi but performs better in Cipher and MOL, which means in real world applications....?? thx for clearing up things. anyone?

Will it is kind of 2 fold....

1) they are both mathematic type of applications...The different wins by each platform shows pretty good comparability...

2) superpi likes bandwidth and test like 1mb are small enough to be loded into the 2mb of cache....superpi has been a favorite of the larger L2 cache of the Intel chips....

I will have to run an 8mb or 16mb test to test that out... plus I will need a turion person to do the same..If the precentage lead is much less then we can assume some of the much larger cache is helping it...The P-M platforms with DDR2 9much higher bandwidth will be a factor that I dont think will be overcomed in this test...

 

[Centoros]

I'll run mine when I get home.

 

[Keysplayr]

Originally posted by: GregGreen
Specs
Intel Pentium M 750 - 1.86Ghz 533Mhz FSB
512MB DD2 RAM
CPU-Z


Results

Molecular Dynamics Benchmark - 120.66101s
Primordia Benchmark - 518.3265202950s
Cipher (AES) Benchmark - 20.656898s

SuperPi 1M - 39s
SuperPi 8M - 7m58s

There were a few programs running during these tests. I have an IBM T43. Results are interesting.

Edit: keysplayr2003 you need an SSE2 optimized version rather than SS3. Dothan doesn't have SEE3 implemented!! heres the link -- SuperPi SSE2

Thanks Dug!! It worked. 42 seconds in 1M bench.

 

[stardust]

Turion setup at your disposal guys, what clock speeds and what tests would you like to see on it?

I have memory potential of 440mhz
I have cpu potential of 2060mhz+ but I need a new clockgen PLL to go further
I have graphcs card potential of 380mhz core and 440mhz memory

 

[BlingBlingArsch]

do the tests mentioned in the starting post, one run with ur oced system and one at stock speeds

 

[Keysplayr]

Originally posted by: BlingBlingArsch
do the tests mentioned in the starting post, one run with ur oced system and one at stock speeds

As for me, I don't think I even can o/c this lappy if I wanted to. I would probably do a bit better with DDR533 though.