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Grnfinger,
Everest "write" and "copy" bandwidths, are affected directly by the CPU amount of cache. The 45nm CPU's have 6MB L2 (x2) and 65nm CPU's have 4MB L2 (x2).
So a 45nm CPU will have a much much higher "write" and "copy" bandwidth, then a 65nm CPU.
The other values, "read" and "latency" aren't affected my the CPU cache. And they are the only ones comparable between a 65nm CPU and 45nm CPU.
That is why those "write" and "copy" values are a bit low, because of my 65nm CPU. These days people are used to 45nm results and so.
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Simps
Last edited by Simps; 01-19-2009 at 04:26 PM.
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