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Lowyat.NET 3DMark Vantage Database, Last Updated : 8.04PM, 10th July 2008

IcEMoCHa — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 15:29:16 +0800

Lowyat.NET 3DMark Vantage Database
(Database only. No discussions)

Rules & Requirements:
1. Only 1 entry per system, which means every posting is for only one particular system unless different setup is used (ie: different computer, different graphics card).
2. Orb link is required for verification purpose until another version that is able to show the score on the program and user MUST include the following things in one single desktop screenshot: 3DMark Vantage screenshot showing score, two copies of CPU-z showing cpu and memory properties and GPU-z that shows GPU and memory clockspeed.
3. Provide details about your system. Include cpu, motherboard, ram, graphic card and graphic card gpu/memory clockspeed. Please follow the sample below.
4. Every single window must clearly showing all the details that is required from rule no.2.
5. Use Imageshack.us to host your images. There is no need to register, and no bandwidth limitation compare to other hosting.
6. Use thumbnails to post your images. Imageshack provides you thumbnail code for your convinience.
7. No discussions. This is a strictly database thread. Please go here for related discussion.
8. Only 1280x1024 resolution and default setting is acceptable. Any failure to meet the requirement especially rules 2 and 3 will be disqualified.

Example :

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4500mhz SPI 1M challenge, 32M also welcome

OC4/3 — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 08:13:44 +0800

Challenge of 4.5ghz SPI 1M.

Rules & Requirements:
1.Only 4.5ghz,maximum of 10mhz if cannot get 4500mhz.
2. Following must include in a screenshoot:CPUZ showing CPU and memory setting and your SPI pass.
3. Provide details about your system. Include cpu, motherboard, ram.Follow the sample below
4. Every single window must clearly showing all the details that is required from rule no.2.
5.State which category you will be in.

QUOTE

Example of posting:
10.172/OC4/3/Intel E8400 wolfdale 6mb@4500mhz/Crucial Ballistix Tracer 2GB DDR 2 800@DDR 2 1000,5-4-4-8-2T/Abit IP35 Pro/Xigmatek SHDT 1283 + 180cfm NMB fan

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Wolfdale 6MB/Yorkfield 12MB
1a 10.078/OC4/3/Intel E8400 Wolfdale 6MB C0@4500mhz/Corsair Dorminator 2GB 8500C5 Rev1.2@DDR 2 1000,5-5-5-10-2T/Abit IP35 Pro/Dtek Fuzion V2

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1b.10.078/ALeUNe/Intel E8400 Wolfdale 6MB C0@4505mhz/Crucial Ballistix 2GB DDR 2 667@DDR 2 1060,4-4-4-12-2T/Abit IP35E/No info on cooler+
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=472084

2.10.297s/zuhair/Intel E8400 wolfdale 6mb@4500mhz/OCZ flex XLC PC9600@1000,4-4-4-12-2T,DFI DK P35,TRUE
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=546574

3.10.469s/s_5558/Intel E8400 wolfdale 6mb@4505mhz/Team Elite 2gb x1 - 500mhz @5-5-5-15/Biostar TP I45/Xigmatek 1283
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=549804

4.10.515/mfcm/Intel E8400 wolfdale 6mb@4500mhz C0/Crucial Ballistix Tracer 2GB DDR 2 1000@DDR 2 1000,5-5-5-18-2T/DFI DK P35/Tuniq Tower 120
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=462948

5.10.640s/lichyetan/Intel E8400 wolfdale 6mb@4500mhz/Crucial Ballistix 4gb + 2gb Crucial 10th Anniversary@5-5-5-15-2T/DFI Lanparty UT P35 T2R/Swiftech Apogee GT
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=474711

Wolfdale 3MB/Yorkfield 6MB
1.12.000s/IcEMoCHa/Intel E7200 Wolfdale 3mb@4500mhz/2GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC6400@DDR 2 948,4-4-4-12-2T/Biostar Tpower I45/Watercooling
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=552017

Conroe 4MB/Kentsfield 8MB

Conroe 2MB

Conroe 1MB

Celeron 512K

Allande 2MB

32M PI
1.10m28.234s/sup3rfly/Intel E8500 Wolfdale 6mb@4500mhz/Team Xtreem OPB Edition 2GB DDR 2 800@DDR 2 1000,4-4-3-4-2T/Asus Rampage Formula/Watercooling

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2.11m21's.782/OC4/3/Intel E8400 wolfdale 6mb@4500mhz/Crucial Ballistix Tracer 2GB DDR 2 800@DDR 2 1000,5-5-5-12-2T/Abit IP35 Pro/Dtek Fuzion V2

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The Intel E21XX SuperPI Database, Strictly for Intel E21XX series!

DaRkSyThE — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 20:52:11 +0800

[center]Lowyat.NET Intel E21XX SuperPI Database
Intel E21XX Series Edition[/center]

What exactly is Pi?

The Greek letter Pi [ ] is used, in mathematics, to symbolise the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It is commonly used to calculate the area of circles and the volume of cones and spheres.

The value of Pi is a constant and has been determined to be approximately 3.14159. For more accuracy, you can download a value of Pi calculated to 32 thousand decimal places.

The lower the calculation, the faster your PC.

==================================================================
Rules

Please show your:
1. SuperPi screenshot, together with 2 CPU-Z each showing CPU and Memory section.
2. Include your CPU, RAM (please very specific about the model) and speed for both components.
3. Always use the latest CPU-Z wherever possible.
4. Only desktop Pi accepted. No laptops.
5. Any spam or off-topic discussions will be deleted. Only SuperPi results and discussions about setups will be allowed.
6.Further discussions can be carried on here
7. Failure in complying to these conditions will result in either a warning or a straight ban.

QUOTE

==================================================================
Tool links:
CPU-Z : http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
SuperPi Mod 1.5 : http://rapidshare.de/files/27782793/Super_Pi_mod1.5.rar.html

i will not update those that do not follow this format. thanks

WPrime - CPU Multithread Benchmarking , LowYat.NET WPrime Hall of Fame V1

intune — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 12:45:41 +0800

.: Lowyat's WPrime Hall of Fame :.

wPrime is a benchmarking application designed to use a highly multithreaded approach to calculating the square-roots of large amounts of numbers (up to 32 billion at this stage!)

Brief WPrime Info:
wPrime uses a recursive call of Newton's method for estimating functions, with f(x)=x2-k, where k is the number we're sqrting, until Sgn(f(x)/f'(x)) does not equal that of the previous iteration, starting with an estimation of k/2. It then uses an iterative calling of the estimation method a set amount of times to increase the accuracy of the results. It then confirms that n(k)2=k to ensure the calculation was correct. It repeats this for all numbers from 1 to the requested maximum.

2. Our aim was to make a perfectly threaded benchmark, such that it would consistantly use 100% of the CPU while in use. This is achieved by using the WMI to detect the CPU count and use exactly that many processing threads to avoid any performance losses due to multiple threads running on any single physical thread. Each thread is designed to do 1/n of the work, where n is the number of threads. For example, if you're calculating 16 roots on 4 CPU's, each CPU will calculate 4 roots. Some might argue that this style of threading is unrealistic in real-time performance, but in fact is quite indicative of performance in several real world tasks such as F@H which allows you to run several instances of the work at any one time.

Contribute your Results! ..

'Here is the procedure.. :
1. Download WPrime V1.53(546K) : http://www.wprime.net/download.html
2. Register to Wprime Website (Hwbot.org) using similar username in Lowyat Forum - http://www.hwbot.org/register.do
Official Hwbot.org Team for this thread = Lowyat's Overclockers
3. Do the Benchmark 32M or 1024M or Both
4. Submit scores - to validate Checksum
5. Validation : Post link of benchmark results from hwbot.org and screenshot of Wprime results here at this thread!

Rules:
1. User can submit as many results as they want but only validated results from hwbot are taken and only the fastest are noted here. To Keep things interesting and competitive only the best of 10 on each categories are noted.
2. This is a 'benchmarking thread' no flaming are allowed. Stick to the topic please.
3. All type of machine which can run Wprime are accepted. Please be honest no tweaks and no cheating.
4. Thread Starter have the right to dissallow results which are not validated by Hwbot server.

32M - Hall of Fame (Top 10)

1. 8sec 34ms : NightRaven - Intel Core2Quad QX9650 @ 5115 Mhz
2. 10sec 560ms : remysix - Intel Core2Quad Q6600 @4.004GHz
3. 11sec 830ms : gregy - Intel Core2Quad Q6600 @ 3.870Ghz
4. 12sec 80ms : Intune - Intel Core2Quad Q6600 @ 3.818Ghz
5. 12sec 590ms : Gengstapo - Intel Core2Quad Q6600 2.4GHz @4050mhz
6. 12sec 910ms : AceCombat - Intel Core2Quad QX6700@3.6Ghz
7. 25sec 200ms : Gmail - Intel Core2 E6850 3.0Ghz @3600mhz
8. 26sec 90ms : hui_ping - Intel Core2 E6600 2.4Ghz @3204mhz
9. 28sec 330ms : archerz - AMD Athlon64 X2 3600+ @3111mhz
10. 29secs 610ms : joe_star AMD Athlon64 X2 3600+ @3111MHz

1024M - Hall of Fame (Top 10)

1. 4min 24s 800ms : NightRaven - Intel Core2Quad QX9650 @ 5115 Mhz
2. 5min 46sec 230ms : remysix - Intel Core2Quad Q6600 @3.825GHz
3. 6min 15sec 830ms : gregy - Intel Core2Quad Q6600 @3.870GHz
4. 6min 38sec 940ms : Intune - Intel Core2Quad Q6600 @3.687GHz
5. 15min 4sec 480ms : archerz - AMD Athlon64 X2 3600+ @3111mhz
6. 15min 27sec 810ms : hui_ping - Intel Core2 E6600 2.4Ghz @ 3204mhz
7. 16min 20sec 660ms : -pWs- AMD Athlon64 X2 3600+ 1900MHZ @3045MHz
8 17min 52secs 310ms : slash - AMD 64 X2 3600 + @2.945GHz
9. 19min 32sec : Sniper69 - AMD Athlon FX-60 (Toledo) @2.835GHz
10.

Your Support is much appreciated! Enjoy Benchmarking!

3,6GHz Super PI 32M Battle, Come and join the Battle guys!!!

sup3rfly — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:59:36 +0800

Info needed to be qualified in the battle.
1. SuperPi 32M screenshot. Please open 2 CPUZ each showing CPU and Memory info.
2. Only 3.6Ghz clock speed is able to join.
3. Max overMHZage of 9MHz allowed, that's in the case you cant get the exact clock speed of 3600MHz
4. Please include the specs of the mobo (bios version), specs of the memory and the cpu model number.
5. Only use Super PI Mod v1.5xs
6. Please only post results here or related issue here, dont spam here

Software downloads:
Super PI Mod v1.5xs - http://www.xtremesystems.com/pi/super_pi_mod-1.5.zip
CPUZ - http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

I will post my result as the sample, please follow the format

For the time being I only aim for Intel Core 2 systems. If there is demand i will add AMD as well
So lets start the battle guys

Cinebench 10 Results!, submit your results here

jinaun — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 19:24:47 +0800

added regulations

resolution = 1280X1024

CINEBENCH R10
****************************************************

Tester : Jinaun

Processor : Intel(R) Core™2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz
MHz : 2400
Number of CPUs : 4
Operating System : WINDOWS 64 BIT 6.0.6000

Graphics Card : Radeon X1950 Series
Resolution : 1680x1050
Color Depth : 32bit

****************************************************

Rendering (Single CPU): 2761 CB-CPU
Rendering (Multiple CPU): 9637 CB-CPU

Multiprocessor Speedup: 3.49

Shading (OpenGL Standard) : 4303 CB-GFX

****************************************************

To benchmark and submit results, visit this site http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/697/Cinebench_v10.html

==================
running on default benchmark settings

Intel� Core™2 Duo/Quad 24/7 Voltages, OC-ed VCore and Vdimm Listing

Sanko — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 09:51:43 +0800

[center]Lowyat.NET OC-ed Intel(R) Core™2 Duo/Quad 24/7 Voltages Database[/center]

Rules and requirements:
1. Only 1 post each for one system.
2. 2 screenshots of CPU-Z each showing CPU and RAM properties (attach your image, don't host it).
3. Include informations/screenshots of BIOS/CPU and Memory voltages.
4. All of the requirements above are mandatory.
5. Use the given format to post.
6. Any more? Please give me some ideas. thanks.

Format Example:
CPU: E6600
Clock: 3.33GHz
Vcore: 1.36

RAM: 2G Crucial 10th Anniversary DDR2 PC2-5300 3-3-3-12 (2.2v)
FSB: 370MHz x 9
Strap: 1066
Timing: 3-3-3-4
Vdimm: 2.1

The List:
Allendale (65 nm)
- E4300

- E4400

Conroe (65nm)
- E6300 (Average: 1.356vcore | 2.16vdimm)
BlackThyra87 - 3.20GHz | | 1.325vcore | 2.2vdimm
remysix - 3.30GHz | | 1.362vcore | 2.2vdimm
error0024 - 3.15GHz | | 1.38vcore | 2.2vdimm
Hyde`fK - 3.2GHz | 1.36vcore | 2.05vdimm

- E6400 (Average: 1.37vcore | 2.1vdimm )
basSist - 3.20GHz | | 1.37vcore | 2.1vdimm

- E6420 (Average: 1.315vcore | 2.0vdimm )
kerryking - 3.28GHz | | 1.315vcore | 2.0vdimm

- E6550 (Average: 1.264vcore | 1.89vdimm )
fesick - 3.36GHz | | 1.264vcore | 1.89vdimm

- E6600 (Average: 3.23vcore | 2.04vdimm)
Sanko - 3.33GHz | 1.33vcore | 2.1vdimm
sHawTY - 3.20GHz | 1.31vcore | 2.2vdimm
gengstapo - 3.29GHz | 1.39vcore | 1.95vdimm
irangan - 3.0GHz | 1.325vcore | 1.9vdimm
fedoracore - 3.0GHz | 1.325vcore | 1.8vdimm
coolice - 3.465GHz | 1.32vcore | 2.3vdimm
hui_ping - 3.2GHz | 1.325vcore | 2.1vdimm
richgod - 3.38GHz | 1.4vcore | 2.0vdimm

- E6700

- E6750 (Average: 1.33vcore | 2.0vdimm )
kbf2152 - 3.2GHz | | 1.33vcore | 2.0vdimm

- X6800 (Average: 1.29vcore | 2.2vdimm)
cstkl1 - 3.32GHz | 1.29vcore | 2.2vdimm

Kentsfield (65nm)
- Q6600 (Average: 3.21vcore | 2.02vdimm)
LyraSummersile - 3.02GHz | 1.325vcore | 2.1vdimm
gengstapo - 3.4GHz | 1.5vcore | 1.95vdimm

- QX6700

Wolfdale (45nm)
-E8200

-E8300

-E8400

-E8500

All new topics are automatically invisibled,

RBR — Sun, 05 Nov 2006 07:51:58 +0800

Please note that I have changed the settings for this subforum so that all new threads will be invisibled (and thereby not appear on the subforum index) until personally made visible by a moderator. Therefore, do kindly wait a while for your thread to appear and not create multiple threads.

This step was taken due to a recent spate of spambots targeting this particular subforum to peddle their crap. We apologise for the inconvenience, and would revert back as soon as we find the spambots have found another place to victimize.

If your thread hasn't been approved within 24 hours, do contact a OCU moderator or Staff member online from the 'active users list'.

Lowyat.NET 3DMark2003 Database, Last update: 4/8/2008, 8:56AM

soulfly — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 01:42:11 +0800

[center]Lowyat.NET 3DMark2003 Database
(Database only. No discussions)

Click here for discussions[/center]

Rules & Requirements:
1. Only 1 entry per system, which means every posting is for only one particular system unless different setup is used (ie: different computer, different graphics card).
2. Orb link is no more necessary. However, user MUST include the following things in one single desktop screenshot: 3DMark2003 screenshot showing score, two copies of CPU-Z showing cpu and memory properties and your graphic card utility that shows ddwGPU and memory clockspeed.
3. Provide details about your system. Include cpu, motherboard, ram, graphic card and graphic card gpu/memory clockspeed. Please follow the sample below. Any failure to meet the requirements will be disqualified.
4. Every single window must clearly showing all the details that is required from rule no.2.
5. Use Imageshack.us to host your images. There is no need to register, and no bandwidth limitation compare to other hosting.
6. Use thumbnails to post your images. Imageshack provides you thumbnail code for your convinience.
7. No discussions. This is a strictly database thread. Please go here for related discussion.

Example of posting:

QUOTE

Score : 11922

CPU : AMD Athlon64 3000+
M/B : Biostar Tforce 550
RAM : 2x512MB Team Xtreem DDRII 667
G/C : Galaxy 7300GT 128MB DDR3 PCI-e (570/1650)
Driver : NGO ForceWare v1.8466
Mod : none

Lowyat.NET 3DMark2005 Database, Last update: 27/7/2008, 5:59pm

nakata101 — Sat, 12 Aug 2006 09:21:44 +0800

[center]Lowyat.NET 3DMark2005 Database
(Database only. No discussions)

Click here for discussions[/center]

Rules & Requirements:
1. Only 1 entry per user regardless of different hardware, drivers and such. This is ensure fairness to all participants
2. Orb link is no more necessary. However, user MUST include the following things in one single desktop screenshot: 3DMark2005 screenshot showing score, two copies of CPU-Z showing cpu and memory properties and your graphic card utility that shows GPU and memory clockspeed.
3. Provide details about your system. Include cpu, motherboard, ram, graphic card and graphic card gpu/memory clockspeed. Please follow the sample below. Any failure to meet the requirements will be disqualified.
4. Every single window must clearly showing all the details that is required from rule no.2.
5. Use Imageshack.us to host your images. There is no need to register, and no bandwidth limitation compare to other hosting.
6. Use thumbnails to post your images. Imageshack provides you thumbnail code for your convinience.
7. No discussions. This is a strictly database thread. Please go here for related discussion.

Example of posting:

QUOTE

Score : 4523

CPU : AMD Athlon64 3000+
M/B : Biostar Tforce 550
RAM : 2x512MB Team Xtreem DDRII 667
G/C : Galaxy 7300GT 128MB DDR3 PCI-e (570/1650)
Driver : NGO ForceWare v1.8466
Mod : none

Lowyat.NET Super PI 1M Top 10 (DDR2/DDR3), AMD AM2/AM2+ & Intel Core 2

soulfly — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 20:38:37 +0800

[center]Lowyat.NET SuperPi 1M Top 10
DDR2/DDR3 Edition[/center]

What exactly is Pi?

The Greek letter Pi [ ] is used, in mathematics, to symbolise the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It is commonly used to calculate the area of circles and the volume of cones and spheres.

The value of Pi is a constant and has been determined to be approximately 3.14159. For more accuracy, you can download a value of Pi calculated to 32 thousand decimal places.

The lower the calculation, the faster your PC.

==================================================================
Rules

Please show your:
1. SuperPi 1M screenshot, together with 2 CPU-Z each showing CPU and Memory section.
2. Include your CPU, RAM (please very specific about the model) and speed for both components.
3. Always use the latest CPU-Z wherever possible.
4. Only desktop Pi accepted. No laptops.
5. Any spam or off-topic discussions will be deleted. Only SuperPi 1M results and discussions about setups will be allowed.

Posting example:

QUOTE

CPU : AMD Athlon64 3000+
CPU clockspeed : 2646MHz
RAM model : CORSAIR Value Select DDR2-667
RAM capacity : 1x512MB
RAM speed : 441 MHz, 5-4-4-10-1T
RAM mode : Single channel

==================================================================
Tool links:
CPU-Z : http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
SuperPi Mod 1.5 : http://rapidshare.de/files/27782793/Super_Pi_mod1.5.rar.html

3Dmark database category is no more relevant?, need volunteers for 3dm05/3dm06

soulfly — Sun, 16 Jul 2006 23:20:41 +0800

With the current new cards and new performance, it seems that the current categories for different range of cards are no more relevant. While 256-bit cards may compete with 128-bit cards, it seems that it is not fair eventhough both of 'em had 12-pipelines. Heck, some 4-pipeline cards may even spot DDR3s on 'em which is unfair to the others with their DDR and DDR2. Wait.... even DDR is competing with DDR2.

How about SLI/crossfire? Even entry cards like 7300GT can mate themselves.

So, I came up with a diplomatic way to sort out the problem, via poll and discussions with everyone.

Option 1 & 2 : We will have high-end, midrange, and low-end as usual... but with revised requirements. Either we sort them according to card's memory bandwidth or according to the number of pipelines. How much justice will it do? I don't really know.

Option 3 : Ignore all the cards spec, just unite 'em all! Sounds rock huh? The idea was to separate different benchies into different threads. Cards are ranked together...the only matter is the score. Maybe we can divide between ATI and nVidia. Crossfire and SLI would still be separated into different group each under their respective brands. No more top-10, top-20 or top-whatsoever.

Option 4 : No change. I think this will need no further explanation.

Option 5 : Oh well... it's the boss' decision anyway.

Lowyat.NET: Latest topics in Lowyat.NET Overclocking Database

Lowyat.NET 3DMark Vantage Database, Last Updated : 8.04PM, 10th July 2008

4500mhz SPI 1M challenge, 32M also welcome

The Intel E21XX SuperPI Database, Strictly for Intel E21XX series!

** WPrime - CPU Multithread Benchmarking **, LowYat.NET WPrime Hall of Fame V1

3,6GHz Super PI 32M Battle, Come and join the Battle guys!!!

Cinebench 10 Results!, submit your results here

Intel� Core™2 Duo/Quad 24/7 Voltages, OC-ed VCore and Vdimm Listing

All new topics are automatically invisibled,

Lowyat.NET 3DMark2003 Database, Last update: 4/8/2008, 8:56AM

Lowyat.NET 3DMark2005 Database, Last update: 27/7/2008, 5:59pm

Lowyat.NET Super PI 1M Top 10 (DDR2/DDR3), AMD AM2/AM2+ & Intel Core 2

3Dmark database category is no more relevant?, need volunteers for 3dm05/3dm06

WPrime - CPU Multithread Benchmarking , LowYat.NET WPrime Hall of Fame V1