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Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 5:39 am
by JManion
No actually I was using droidfish but I have used chess for android.
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2012 12:03 am
by JuLieN
Benchmarks of the iPhone 5 are now
being published and show that it is substantially faster than any other smartphone on the planet (20% faster in integer computations than the Galaxy S3 for instance, with a memory access more than 50% faster (should be ideal for hash tables)). So could someone who bought this new baby please test Stockfish's speed on it?
(I can't, as I'm still stuck for one year with my current carrier...)
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2012 9:31 pm
by daws
JuLieN wrote:Benchmarks of the iPhone 5 are now
being published and show that it is substantially faster than any other smartphone on the planet (20% faster in integer computations than the Galaxy S3 for instance, with a memory access more than 50% faster (should be ideal for hash tables)).
I suppose it depends on which benchmarks you look at.
http://www.extremetech.com/computing/13 ... he-nexus-7
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 1:03 am
by Cubeman
JuLieN wrote:Benchmarks of the iPhone 5 are now
being published and show that it is substantially faster than any other smartphone on the planet (20% faster in integer computations than the Galaxy S3 for instance, with a memory access more than 50% faster (should be ideal for hash tables)). So could someone who bought this new baby please test Stockfish's speed on it?
(I can't, as I'm still stuck for one year with my current carrier...)
Not sure if the tester was using the dual US version of S3 or international quad version.But like you and other chess freaks like me the only thing that matters is the Stockfish n/s.Would be good if some testers just ran a multicore chess app to convey the performance gains.
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 1:39 pm
by mclane
can anyone do a stockfish NPS benchmark of the motorola razr xt 910 with 2 cores ?!
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2012 11:22 pm
by mclane
results overview:
Droidfish:
Android phone Qualcomm 600MHz 1 core Android 2.3.7.
25.750 NPS
7-inch Barnes and Noble Color:
62.500 NPS
HTC HD2 1 Ghz 1 core:
94.000 NPS
Advent Vega Tablet, tegra2 (2 cores):
137.126
HTC Flyer, 1.5 Ghz:
140.000
Samsung Galaxy SIII (Un-Rooted)
1.5GHz dual-core CPU (Qualcomm Snapdragon S4)
2 GB of RAM Android 4.0 ICS (2 cores):
189.867 NPS
LG Optimus Speed P990 (Tegra2 dual core 1 Ghz, no tuning):
200.000 NPS
HTC one S qualcomm s4 (2 cores):
200.000
Motorola Razr xt910 (2 cores):
216.000
Sony Tablet S:
218.000
iPhone 4S 800 MHz dual-Core (Apple A5)
512 MB RAM iOS 6.0 beta:
225.500 NPS
samsung galaxy S2:
253.000
Ipad2 (2 cores):
274.000 NPS
Galaxy Note:
329.000
Notebook core2duo T7600 (1 core/2 cores), vista64bit:
355.000 NPS / 641.000 NPS
HTC one X tegra3 (4 cores):
368.800
Asus Transformer Prime, (4 threads, starting position):
440.435
google nexus 7 tablet pc (4 core tegra3 hardware):
457.000 nps
Galaxy S3 (4 cores):
563.415 NPS (~570.000)
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 12:28 pm
by JuLieN
Cubeman wrote:JuLieN wrote:Benchmarks of the iPhone 5 are now
being published and show that it is substantially faster than any other smartphone on the planet (20% faster in integer computations than the Galaxy S3 for instance, with a memory access more than 50% faster (should be ideal for hash tables)). So could someone who bought this new baby please test Stockfish's speed on it?
(I can't, as I'm still stuck for one year with my current carrier...)
Not sure if the tester was using the dual US version of S3 or international quad version.But like you and other chess freaks like me the only thing that matters is the Stockfish n/s.Would be good if some testers just ran a multicore chess app to convey the performance gains.
I just saw an impressive benchmark on a mainstream French technonews website, Clubic:
http://www.clubic.com/smartphone/iphone ... one-5.html
As you can see, all the tests give spectacular results, but the most interesting ones for us are the Linpack ones (despite they give MFLOPS instead of MIPS).
Here's the single-core one:
And the multi-cores one:
So how many cores are used in this Galaxy S3? 131.8/55.3 = x2.38
So it's probably the four-cores version, and it doesn't scale very well... This is probably due to the Linpack test itself, as going from one to two cores on the iPhone 5 gives only x1.66.
I'm very curious to see how this powerhouse of a CPU will translate into Stockfish nps...
For the moment we could extrapolate. The iPhone 5 getting 4.4 times faster results than the 4S (in the multi-cores test), this should give nearly 1 Mnps to Stockfish (994.000 nps).
But again, those tests measure MFLOPS, not MIPS, and this is the later that matters with chess apps.
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 1:53 pm
by JuLieN
Using Thorsten's summary and other sources on other fora, I compiled a list sorted by NPS. It is striking how fast those mobile devices are progressing!
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Galaxy S3 (4 cores) 563.415
google nexus 7 tablet pc (4 core) 457.000
Asus Transformer Prime (4 threads) 440.435
HTC one X tegra3 (4 cores) 368.800
Galaxy Note 329.000
New iPad 277.000
Ipad2 (2 cores) 274.000
samsung galaxy S2 253.000
iPhone 4S (Apple A5) 225.500
Advent Vega Tegra2 220.500
Sony Tablet S 218.000
Motorola Razr xt910 (2 cores) 216.000
LG Optimus Speed P990 (2 cores) 200.000
HTC one S qualcomm s4 (2 cores) 200.000
Samsung Galaxy SIII 1.5GHz (2 Cores) 189.867
samsung epic 141.000
HTC Flyer, 1.5 Ghz 140.000
Advent Vega Tablet (2 cores) 137.126
Dell Streak 133.000
Samsung Vibrant 111.000
Samsung Galaxy Tab 108.500
LG Optimus 2x 102.000
HTC HD2 1 Ghz 1 core 94.000
HTC Desire S 90.000
HTC Desire 84.000
iPhone 4 80.000
ipod touch 4 78.000
samsung galaxy s 70.000
7-inch Barnes and Noble Color 62.500
iPhone 3GS 51.000
Android phone Qualcomm 600MHz (1 core) 25.750
Ipod touch 2nd gen 16.500
Palm Pre oc. 1Ghz (Webos1.4.5) 16.000
ZT-180 10,2" Pad 15.345
Palm Pre oc. 800mhz (Webos1.4.5) 13.000
APAD Rockchip 600mhz (android1.5) 10.000
Palm Pre 500mhz (Webos1.4.5) 8.000
Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2012 12:00 am
by IGarcia
its for sure 570.000+ (not 563...)
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Re: benchmark new smartphones:
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2012 3:35 am
by h1a8
Does the Galaxy s3 (4core version) work for t-mobile?
