CryptoSuite Benchmark Public Beta

this is the very best I could do

I have a prescott 3.4 stocked at 3400mhz and I have it overclocked this time at 3845 running smooth (never new that btw)

 

this time I overclocked to 3915 and if I add some mhz it needs to reboot so I know I have to quit now

I am impressed btw (I have in fact a theoretical 3850MHZ)

yieehaaa

 

Excellent scores ReGen and INFINITY . I wonder what you would score in Super Pi at stock and then overclocked INFINITY.....with the 1MB test. The lowest I can get is 40secs here.

@ Jason - Maybe you could make it so the user can define the amount of times each specific test is run and then calculate the average for that. Oh....and don't forget to add Hyper Threading support .


Best regards,
Jade.

 

Hey Jason, why dont you ask this guy to run a CryptoSuite Benchmark :

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=53037


Regards,
Jade.

 

It was a joke ......back on topic.

The most I can get at stock is 18249 here. Much better than my old 8000+ scores with a P4 1.6 .

Regards,
Jade.

 

It was pretty funny - I was going to post some pics like it here for all to enjoy.
If I manage to push my bench over 14863 I'll re-post. Heavy duty benchmark. In most my system eats prescotts, but not this one. I wonder if Jason is going to release it as a standalone app?

 

new comp here, new results (not overclocked)

 

Nice score GK .....bet you're going to have a lot of fun with your new computer mate.

Regards,
Jade.

 

I knew I should have overclocked

 

AMD seems to do a lot better than Intel in synthetics.

Can someone donate an AMD64 FX-55 Clawhammer to test?

 

AMD 3500+ (Winchester) overclocked to 2.4GHz.

 

Nice score Doug, standard you have a better score then me: but I just received new memory, time to play again I see

take care

 

The AMD 64 E revision CPU's will be out shortly, apparently you can overclock them to 2.8GHz and beyond on standard air cooling. Would make a good benchmark test.

 

The last two years AMD has made some tremendous steps forward regarding heating and power I have seen Intels eaten by AMD like 150 times now... It's quite amazing imho

My next computer would definately be an amd definately

 

Not bad for a CPU with no L2 cache

Intel Pentium M 2.0GHz Dothan
2MB L2 cache

 

Dothans / Pentium M are considered the best cpu's made by Intel (pentium three was awesome too imo) but it is still amazing Intel's scores on the Floating Points test... there lies the main difference with AMD I guess, not only graphical wise I'm affraid. the new venice will be impressive...

 

My integer and FPU scores are good for Intel but nothing compared to AMD. I think my poor hashing and encryption score is due to my aging 855 chipset which supports 400MHz FSB by default. I read that my board can support a 533MHz FSB but after lowering the mulitplier to 16x, I did not find an option to raise my FSB to 533MHz.
TechSupport was of no help either.

On the plus, what really excites me about this setup is that temps have remained quite cool. Mid-low 20°C idle and low 30°C under load. The CPU fan is incredibly tiny as well. Even my case temps run a few degrees higher than CPU temps.

But will wait to see how it will do when it gets really hot in summer.

 

Now running a Gigabyte K8N Ultra-SLI with an Athlon64 FX55 2.6Ghz processor. No overclocking scores 21924.

Nick

 

I am impressed Nick!!!The processor you are mentioning is the top of the bill and I think you can be sleeping on both ears for a long time with this one wonder what your memory bandwidth is? Incredible FPU results and I bet that is the reason why amd is kickin Intel's a$$

Andy

 

Hi Andy,

It does rock . I have a lot to learn when it comes to hardware and overclocking. FWIW, I ran across ScienceMark and used it to measure my bandwidth at 2.737 Ghz.

Nick

 

When I pushed it just a little more to 2.747, I got this strange result. So now I am not sure how valid the previous score is.

Nick

 

I think for some reason your overclocked system has produced an error in the encryption code and made it quit sooner than it should have for some reason. When your CPU is overclocked it can produce errors in the code which usually lead to crashes or unpredictable results.

Go here and run Prime95 to see if there is any errors when running at that speed.
http://www.mersenne.org/freesoft.htm

Ideally the benchmark should be saying that the encrypted/decrypted code didn't work by checksumming, I will have to check this beause it should be doing it already.

 

With my San Diego 3700+ en GSKILL 2.5-3-3-7 .

2750 (250*11) was possible and anything higher was a bsod.

Heat is my biggest problem, cause those gskills can go to 275*11 under the right conditions (water cooling or dry ice-vapo)

 

Which CPU is better for encryption (especially for AES algorithm) Athlon64 3000+ or P4 3.00?
Thanks.