While the Phenom IIs don't suck, they still are not equal to Penryn clock per clock. Performance/Price is a different story though.
While the Phenom IIs don't suck, they still are not equal to Penryn clock per clock. Performance/Price is a different story though.
I try again (since the first thread was closed):
OK. Back to results & facts.
Next relevant question about Cinebench10 (32-bits btw).
Why did "Overcklock gr" get so much better numbers for i920/i940 than for instance Xbitlabs?
And clock too!
Now if we can get away with raising the clocks to the point where we are getting a bargain... the we get right into that magic moment territory. :)
So I think price and O/C'ability could very well be the deciding factors on the PII's success. But even so... as it stands, I'd try one out especially since it works on existing platforms. :up:
the phenom II holds its own at its price and is on par with yorkfield(its compeition) on benchmarks that matter and close to i7 for gaming. to me its not nearly a budget system but i guess you are entitled to your own opinion. don't see how this will bother you much since you are "Intel & nVidia GeForce user, exclusively." id like to remind you of this: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=480
seems like a pretty good cpu but it looks like how it overclocks/scales will make it or break it.
excuse me,but where did he said that???????????????
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Originally Posted by Nasgul
plz man.stay on topic
Here ;) :
Phenom 940 should score 18.6*1.07=~19.02 which is 9% lower than score in the test(19.02/18.21).
Also i940 scores the same as 920 with and without Turbo mode,in second image/chart which is kinda odd.Turbo scores are different than the ones without it so we know CPU is the bottleneck here(as the scores change with the CPU clock when Turbo kicks in).One explanation could be that Turbo adds more speed bins on 920 model but the scores are practically identical,so i guess it could be an error with data input(when you created the charts).Also the OFF and ON bars are misplaced as "Turbo moded" 940 is slower than a i7 920 with Turbo off :confused: ,so it must be a typo when you created the charts.
i want to get some pricing from amd but i doubt we will know that until the day it is released. or the night before as amd likes to do. in the stock benches deneb overtakes the q6600 and hangs with yorkfield. it seems to perform well when the fps is below 60 which is the refresh rate of most lcds out there. it also looks good on 64 bit but too bad there isn't many 64 bit applications out there.
roofsniper + qurious63ss
plz.tell your opinions and argue over pm
else
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=480
Well the 2.8Ghz Phenom II model is scoring 2% better than a 3Ghz Phenom II,so with 7% lower clock.There's your 9% delta,a double of 4-5% margin of error ;)
But i don't doubt your tests if you were implying that.I just see inconsistency in some phenom and core i7 scores,which could be an error not related to test but to results presentation/creation.
damn,you were totally right :shocked::shocked:
these numbers are from Cinebench R10 x64.
with so many screenshots might be a flip with the results.
I ll correct them tomorrow.
Sorry again and thanx for insisting on that
for the history
940 i7
single 3335
multi 13962
Dang i completely missed the wrong Cinebench scores :D.
Good to see you will correct them :up:
I totally believe you,but there is no way a 2.8Ghz Phenom II to score 2% better than a 3Ghz Phenom II.It is 9% delta per clock,quite a big one.As with Cinebench/Core i7, there is some error with the testing method or somewhere in the process.
overclocker gr think you might be able to find power consumption?
nda?
Here in greece denebs are on the market about a week now :)
xbitlabs have R10 32bit
their 940 scored 14674 but they are not mentioning if this is with turbo boost or w/o.
cause see my results
turbo off - turbo on
s 3335 3471
m 13962 14387
so maybe they are with turbo on