CPU Gflop Performance Database - Overclock.net

Darkknight512 · 10-06-09

I think it would be a great idea to build a database of the Flops performance of all CPU's.

To get these numbers run Linx with a problem size of 10000 for 3 runs, and average the Gflop numbers.

LinX Download Link

This would show us the difference in performance between CPU's.

Quote:

Example:
CPU Name: Intel E4600
Clockspeed: 3.00 Ghz
Gflops: 11.7278

If we keep the naming system consistent we can easily compare between CPU's

Please post a picture of CPUz and LinX when you submit data.

Data Entry Form

Google Spreadsheet

Let's collect some data people!

savagebunny · 10-06-09

Just for reference: Are we posting the PEAK Gflops, Average, Lowest?

And title fix: Performance, unless u meant Proformance

Edit: nm, u said average

Just Submitted Mine

Q6600 @ 3.6

44.2874

trueg50 · 10-06-09

Done.

Core i7 4.2 ghz
Gflops: 50.35

Though IBT x64 reads ~56 Gflops.

FtW 420 · 10-06-09

Info added to spreadsheet

core i7 920 @ 4.2

53.771 gflop average

Darkknight512 · 10-06-09

Great, hopefully once we get more data it would be easy to see just how much faster a Core i7 is then a Pentium 4 by pure CPU flops performance

Darkknight512 · 10-07-09

Thanks for the data!

bump!

**GH0** · 10-07-09

I am not sure if this matters, but, wouldn't you want to distinguish if the HT is off for the I* series so that you can distinguish the - actual cores vs total cores.

Darkknight512 · 10-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by GH0

I am not sure if this matters, but, wouldn't you want to distinguish if the HT is off for the I* series so that you can distinguish the - actual cores vs total cores.

Should I make a cores and threads columns?