What's up with the new SANDRA? There is no way that the CPU scores I'm getting could be representative. According to SANDRA, I' beating all the Bartons, at almost equivalent clockspeed:
Test Status
NUMA Support : No
SMP Test : No
Total Test Threads : 1
SMT Test : No
Dynamic MP/MT Load Balance : No
Processor Affinity : No
Number of Runs : 64000 / 640
Processor
Model : AMD Athlon(tm) XP
Speed : 2.27GHz
Model Number : 2793 (estimated)
Performance Rating : PR3287 (estimated)
Type : Standard
L2 On-board Cache : 256kB ECC Synchronous Write-Back (16-way, 64 byte line size)
Look this up on the SANDA CPU tables v. the Barton, and you'll see what I mean. I thought that the 512 k L2 cache helped the CPU to be faster, mhz v. mhz. When I raise the clock speed it is only beaten by the Pentium 4C 3.0 Ghz, and 3.2 Ghz.
Even if the motherboard is waaaaay OC'ed, it shouldn't make much, if any difference....right?
Test Status
NUMA Support : No
SMP Test : No
Total Test Threads : 1
SMT Test : No
Dynamic MP/MT Load Balance : No
Processor Affinity : No
Number of Runs : 64000 / 640
Processor
Model : AMD Athlon(tm) XP
Speed : 2.27GHz
Model Number : 2793 (estimated)
Performance Rating : PR3287 (estimated)
Type : Standard
L2 On-board Cache : 256kB ECC Synchronous Write-Back (16-way, 64 byte line size)
Look this up on the SANDA CPU tables v. the Barton, and you'll see what I mean. I thought that the 512 k L2 cache helped the CPU to be faster, mhz v. mhz. When I raise the clock speed it is only beaten by the Pentium 4C 3.0 Ghz, and 3.2 Ghz.
Even if the motherboard is waaaaay OC'ed, it shouldn't make much, if any difference....right?