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This one seems pretty in depth too. http://www.passmark.com/products/pt.htm
PassMark(TM) PerformanceTest 7.0 Evaluation Version (http://www.passmark.com)
Results generated on: Saturday, February 26, 2011
Benchmark Results
Test Name: This Computer
CPU - Integer Math: 1974.1
CPU - Floating Point Math: 2568.8
CPU - Find Prime Numbers: 1222.5
CPU - SSE: 10.5
CPU - Compression: 4600.4
CPU - Encryption: 18.6
CPU - Physics: 355.4
CPU - String Sorting: 3821.7
Graphics 2D - Solid Vectors: 5.2
Graphics 2D - Transparent Vectors: 5.0
Graphics 2D - Complex Vectors: 122.4
Graphics 2D - Fonts and Text: 157.0
Graphics 2D - Windows Interface: 78.9
Graphics 2D - Image Filters: 317.7
2D Graphics - Image Rendering: 582.6
Graphics 3D - Simple: 917.0
Graphics 3D - Medium: 314.7
Graphics 3D - Complex: 68.0
Graphics 3D - DirectX 10: 9.5
Memory - Allocate Small Block: 5974.9
Memory - Read Cached: 2653.0
Memory - Read Uncached: 2524.6
Memory - Write: 1548.5
Memory - Large RAM: 4625.0
Disk - Sequential Read: 96.2
Disk - Sequential Write: 57.2
Disk - Random Seek + RW: 3.2
CD - Read: 2.1
CPU Mark: 5074.6
2D Graphics Mark: 631.9
Memory Mark: 1914.7
Disk Mark: 566.7
CD Mark: 256.8
3D Graphics Mark: 779.8
PassMark Rating: 1860.4
System information: This Computer
CPU Manufacturer: GenuineIntel
Number of CPU: 1
Cores per CPU: 4
CPU Type: Intel Core i5 760 @ 2.80GHz
CPU Speed: 2800.6 MHz
Cache size: 256KB
O/S: Windows 7 (64-bit)
Total RAM: 8151.1 MB.
Available RAM: 6822.4 MB.
Video settings: 1024x768x32
Video driver:
DESCRIPTION: NVIDIA GeForce GT 430
MANUFACTURER: NVIDIA
BIOS: Version 70.8.29.0.1
DATE: 8-8-2010
Drive Letter: C
Total Disk Space: 931.5 GBytes
Cluster Size: 4.0 KBytes
File system: NTFS
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Originally posted by Skidmark View PostYour computer makes mine look like a noob.
I'll run one this afternoon @ stock clocks so you can see what I mean as well as give that passmark test a run.
Nice rig you built. If you'll swap your GPU for a GTS450(just a lil more $ than that 430), it'll be quite a bit faster.
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