The CDT and copywaza lab

[KTE]

Edit: it seems for your 5th CDT test, the image shows your 6th run instead.

I've updated it with the correct link. Thanks!

Another question: as far as I understand, throughout all the testing (those 6 CDT runs and all of the copywaza), you didn't reboot, did you?

Nope. No reboot.

If you discount the second set of results for whatever reason (below 10m) then even with the first set I gained from 10m25s to 10m16s with CW and 10m25s to 10m9s with CDT today. Big worthwhile difference to someone competing.

@KTE: so it seems You absolutely MUST rerun it with C2D.

The Pentium E2160 is on the core muarch, right? I can get that and a P5B-D today but it 'aint till weekend that I drive over to pick it up at earliest. Still I don't really want to waste cash right now. Plenty of others have one to test.

For now, go ahead testing Core 2 and any other CPUs. I won't be testing the Pres/Cely anymore (unless someone asks for it). The CPU still works fine but I don't want it to be about discussing older CPU results. I just did it to test teh tweak across various platforms really.

You guys who've tested CDT and say it failed, what are your best 32M 3600MHz C2D times and at normal voltages/latencies/DDR speeds?
(some config you can repeat today like DDR1000 4-4-4-12)

You have to keep things constant if you want to test "just" a technique.
Same CPU MHz, same DDR speed, same latencies, same ratio, same strap if possible, same OS, same monitor resolution, same all tweaks, same pagefile, same maxmem, same order, as similar as HD cache as possible.

FWIW, while 8M was running at the last loop I moved the mouse 4 cm to the right and added 7 seconds from the normal time it should've been for a loop. That's how freaking sensitive ms benches be.