I'll get on this and run one soon

 

Cmon guys, this is a relatively obscure benchmark, lets try to generate some interest. New benchmark engines are always fun

 

I'll run this when Mrs. JSHamlet234 stops using my bench rig as her TV.

 

 

The "mighty mite" dual-core i7-2640M. (3.5/3.3GHz)

 

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What a fun idea. I've been using this software for over a year on my HTPC (Atom Pentium J5005) and it helps take it to 19W. Will install the exact version required and provide screenshots.

 

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Somehow I can't get threads 1-20 to show in same window:

Full CPU clocks: 54/4/3/3/3/3/2/2 49x Cache 0-AVX Offset 1.304v at max load, daily stable.

 

Leaderboard is up guys. I've been awake for well over a day so if you see any errors please PM me and I will fix them. Also if you have any advice on the leaderboard layout, Im all ears. Thanks for being patient.

 

A huge shame Ryzen isn't supported, but here's a selection of benchmarks (just for fun as there's no CPU-Z screens and I'm using an older version) from my 15W Atom-powered, J5005-based HTPC (4C/4T). RAM is 2400 MT/s (I think) DDR4 CL16, currently with 2x8GB modules.

It runs very hot, as you can see, peaks at ~1.25V @ 2.6 GHz (all-core speed). Now compare that to my 5900X which under an all-core AVX2 load stays at ~69°C at ~1.17V. I still love the HTPC as it does everything I need it to do (HW decode HEVC, VP9, etc. in Kodi and 4K VP9 on YouTube).

 

Stock clock I9-10850k. First run. Will close a few things and rerun.