CryptoSuite Benchmark Public Beta

I guess Intel is better in some cases, and encrypting should be one of them as it uses a special instruction set optimized a little better by Intel.

When looking at the new amd64 3000+Venice, you should get enough power for demanding tasks. Cause the new amd's are getting a stronger grip on the other area's lately as well ..

[Caliban]

Oh how it would be to have a multi threaded benchmark, just for giggles here is the test score on my new Pentium D 840.

Dothans are one of the best Processors made and I said that with Pentium M 770 too I wonder why they cannot make something like that for Desktops .. the only thing happend is some mobo manufacturer created a custom made motherboard to use that processor
http://www.gamepc.com/labs/view_cont...desktop&page=5

strange...cause the main issue with pentium is their heat .. biiiig issue compared to amd.

That's a high end score for a laptop Calidan

[TheQuest]

Hi,

The next one is very strange.

Take Care,
TheQuest

Edit: Can not attact Image, even stranger

[TheQuest]

Hi, Jason

Have a look at this strange BM.

Take Care,
TheQuest

Saw a similar BM here (but the system bluescreened before I could take a pic).

[TheQuest]

Hi, passing thru

Saw a similar BM here (but the system bluescreened before I could take a pic).

Sorry to hear of your Bluescreening, mine is stable but with the weird result[s].

Take Care,
TheQuest

PS: What MB and CPU do you have [used for BM]? Asus A8N-E and AMD64 X2 4200 for mine.

[TheQuest]

Hi, Jason

Just bumping my #105 post

Take Care,
TheQuest

[Infinity]

Jason busy with working.

He already addressed this behaviour, it happens with new computers with high mhz's I believe.

I wonder how superpi will do

[Caliban]

My new box, stock, no overclock.

[Jason_R0]

There is an issue with validity of the encryption test taking place. If the system is unstable it seems to quickly "error" out of the encryption test, making it appear like it completed the operation quickly.

[TheQuest]

Hi, Jason_R0

Thank for getting back.

If the system is unstable it seems to quickly "error" out of the encryption test, making it appear like it completed the operation quickly.

Originally Posted by TheQuest

Sorry to hear of your Bluescreening, mine is stable but with the weird result[s].

I think it this soso Asus MB , I am going to have to go back too Abit .

Take Care,
TheQuest

[Pilli]

This is from my new pc with no overclocking and several other apps running:
Dual core AMD 4400+ 1GB of DDR400

CS1.1 benchmark

--------------[Benchmark finished]--------------
CPU Frequency: 2211MHz (+/- 5mhz)
RAM Installed: 1022MB
Total time taken: 15375ms
Average time for each test: 2196ms
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Your computer scored: 32520 CRYPTOMARKS!
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[Peter2150]

I haven't installed anything to take a screen shot yet, but couldn't resist a couple of passes of the benchmark on my new box.

Out of the box with no overclocking it averaged 23500.

Will post screenies as soon as I can.

Pete

[Infinity]

I would like some links to the old benchmark download ..

I have recently bought a x2 4400+ with 2*1024 OCZ 2-3-2-5 ...

but what I get is like 22000 ... aren't you guys overclocking it? .. ..

[Pilli]

Hi infinity, I am not overclocking my PC nor was I at the time of the test.

Make sure you have no other backround programs running, as they may cause spurious / lower results

Pilli

[Infinity]

ok, cause this result I get is from overclocking 230*11 ... time to do it without any other processes in background (I should have done this from the first time lol)

Thanx