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You are right for the 1core. I got carried away by your 582 582 result of DS 12 on C2Q.IWB wrote:No need to. The difference is there on 1 core as well. I will send you the excell sheet.ernest wrote: Look at the "different" results of DS 12 x64 and DS 12 32b, which should be the same (same engine, as the single-core results show). Have you run them several times, in order to get an average?
And you are right here! I just thought about it for a moment and of course it might be that a core stuck in a difficult position and the whole nodes go down or up!! (and I checked with 2 Engines and saw some differences)ernest wrote:...
But still, how can you have reproducible (or even close) numbers with multicore?
Since the 1055T is in the same price bracket as the i5-750, which is also a very strong overclocker, do you know how it does?IWB wrote:Hello all
As I am not happy with the standard Benchmarks to compare a CPU I run a bit of a more extensive Test with 20 Single Engines. This is the result:
The colored numbers at the end might help calculation your desired speed.
The AMD 6 core 1055T in this test is running with 0.1V below the specification by AMD. With a 29€ air cooler it is at 40°C when all 6 cores are running! Looking at the price of this it isnt the worst choise!
Bye
Ingo
Good question ...Albert Silver wrote:
Since the 1055T is in the same price bracket as the i5-750, which is also a very strong overclocker, do you know how it does?
