Hexus HandBrake charts - who has the greatest multi-threaded POWER!!??

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Finally got around to doing the atom netbook:
Atom N270 @1.60GHz, stock, single core, hyperthreaded, 1GB DDR2 single channel, Ubuntu 11.04 32bit.

Tron) 1.66fps, 36m32.125s
Splice) 1.15fps, 48m14.956s
BBB) 1.64fps, 146m17.789s

Yes, yes I AM interested!
At least you wont be last with that Atom taking the much coveted 'runs like a dog' trophy.

The Moose awarded aidanjt the much coveted Moose Award Of Speed(tm).

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Post 2 now updated.

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Still only 44 results after two weeks and even then it was only due to multiple results by some members!! Surely,we can have many more results in the next few weeks??

[miniyazz]

I'm trying to run this on my laptop but it's only using 4 cores. Any idea how to up the thread count?

Seems a bit unfair otherwise

Edit: PS, with four cores going, BBB - 28.036083fps average. Forgot to set priority to high but probably doesn't matter much since there's another four cores sitting there for anything else. I might rerun it later anyway. i7-2820QM 4 threads used out of 8 (4 cores with hyperthreading). 2.3GHz CPU but dynamic overclocking to 3.1GHz with 4C active.
Splice - fps 19.390598. Set to high this time. Also reran this one with default priority (Below Normal) and just came back with fps 19.394262 duration 169s.
Tron - fps 28.657740 duration 123s priority high

All three using 4 threads of 8 possible.

[watercooled]

Not sure why that is, it uses all cores by default for me - check for thread count in options. Also, with it being a laptop, check for any OEM software which manages power profiles or whatever - it might be limiting thread count to increase battery life.

[miniyazz]

I can't see any thread options in Options or anywhere else

Also I'm on mains power and power management settings is on Balanced (and I did a clean install of Windows so there's practically no OEM software on here).

V confusing

Edit: also tried using SSD as source path with internal HDD as write path, no difference. And SSD as both source and destination though that's probably slower than the former.

[Terbinator]

Not sure why that is, it uses all cores by default for me - check for thread count in options. Also, with it being a laptop, check for any OEM software which manages power profiles or whatever - it might be limiting thread count to increase battery life.

You have to change the core affinity setting in task manager.

[miniyazz]

Core affinity is set to all cores?

[watercooled]

AMD 4050e @ 2100MHz with 1GB DDR2 667 RAM. Running Windows XP Home.

BBB - 5.75 fps
Splice - 3.81 fps
Tron - 5.54 fps

[miniyazz]

Alright an update from my ultraportable (SU2300, 1.2GHz dual core, 4GB RAM, not overclocked):

BBB - 4.670671 fps, 657s
Splice - 3.231537 fps, 1010s
Tron - 4.664486fps, 760s.


Oh and my other machine had W7Pro x64, 8GB RAM.


So it's official then, atoms really do suck - if a hyperthreaded 1.6GHz is 2.5x as slow as my 1.2GHz ULV

[Skulltrail]

IBM Thinkpad T41 - 1.6GHz Intel Pentium M (1c/1t), 1GB DDR2-533MHz, XP Pro SP3, circa 2004?

splice - 38 mins 46 secs - 1.412083 fps
tron - 29 mins 20 secs - 2.024949 fps

[miniyazz]

And, finally, my C2D laptop:
T5750 (2GHz dual core not oc'd)
4GB RAM

BBB - 7.187777 fps, (now this makes no sense at all), 1986s. start 16:04:20 end 16:37:26.
Splice - 5.073439 fps, 643s
Tron - 7.216357 fps, 491s

[Kumagoro]

Acer Pent M 750 (dothan) 1.86GHz, 2GB DDR2, 80GB 7200rpm HDD, XP SP3

Splice: FPS 1.748576, time 1895

Tron: FPS 2.433234, time 1489

Bunny: FPS 2.418608, time 5903

[neonplanet40]

Ill do this today

[neonplanet40]

Ok I done the Splice one but cant find time taken etc, ive checkeed log but its just a jumble of letters :S

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

You need to subtratc the end and start times.