Added more CPUs

Pentium 4 2.0A, 2.40 (FSB 533), 2.53. 2.60 (FSB 400), 2.66 and 2.80 (FSB 533) in two plataforms, an old i845PE system with DDR333 (DDR 266 for FSB 400) and a newer i865PE system with dual channel DDR 400 (DDR333 mode for FSB 533 and DDR266 mode for FSB 400). Testing FSB 800 CPUs and Prescotts on the i865PE Platform tomorrow
Pentium D 930, Celeron D 355 (Prescott) and 352 (Celdar Mill), Celeron 420 and Pentium E2140 on a ASUS P5PE-VM with dual channel DDR 320 (i noticed late when i found out i used DDR333 instead of 400 on that system)

Does someone tried 7-zip on a Pentium 4 clcoked higher than 3.4 ghz or a Gallatin based Pentium 4 Extreme Edition? I'll bench my P4 670 when it comes and i have a situable mobo for it

Carlos S. M. wrote:

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Added more CPUs

Pentium 4 2.0A, 2.40 (FSB 533), 2.53. 2.60 (FSB 400), 2.66 and 2.80 (FSB 533) in two plataforms, an old i845PE system with DDR333 (DDR 266 for FSB 400) and a newer i865PE system with dual channel DDR 400 (DDR333 mode for FSB 533 and DDR266 mode for FSB 400). Testing FSB 800 CPUs and Prescotts on the i865PE Platform tomorrow
Pentium D 930, Celeron D 355 (Prescott) and 352 (Celdar Mill), Celeron 420 and Pentium E2140 on a ASUS P5PE-VM with dual channel DDR 320 (i noticed late when i found out i used DDR333 instead of 400 on that system)

Does someone tried 7-zip on a Pentium 4 clcoked higher than 3.4 ghz or a Gallatin based Pentium 4 Extreme Edition? I'll bench my P4 670 when it comes and i have a situable mobo for it

You were wanting 7-zip run on a Pentium 4 clocked higher than 3.4 Ghz? Okay! Ask and you shall receive....... 😎 🤣

It's only running with single channel ram at the moment though, I can't find my other stick.

EDIT: Nevermind, went in the other room and it was on the table under some wires (the ram stick.) Here we go P4 in "All it's glory" dual channel mode.

Looks like memory bandwidth isn't exactly a limiter there. 😉

swaaye wrote:

Looks like memory bandwidth isn't exactly a limiter there. 😉

Nope, it's most likely just the P4 architecture being a steaming pile of poo.

Added more CPUs:

Pentium 4 2.6C, 2.8C, 2.8E, 3.0C, 3.0E, 3.2C, 3.2E and 2.8A on the same i865PE plataform as the previous P4s (Gigabyte GA-8IPE1000-E)

PhilsComputerLab wrote:

Nine. I have an E300 notebook. Funny that a Pentium D can beat it...

i just noticied the E300 is not only slower than a Pentium D, is also slower than any P4 HT clocked at +2.8 GHz or even my dual P3-S 1.4 GHz Tualatin Server aparently

Edit: Already over 200 CPUs benched

Here are a bunch of different CPUs. The DDR-equipped PIII-S @ 1575 just destroys the P4-2400 here. It's also over twice as fast as the Athlon-1333 at compression. I'm guessing 7-Zip makes heavy use of SSE?

Interestingly enough, the 3GHz Opteron 185 is a fair bit faster than the 2.93GHz C2D E7500 at decompression. And the overclocked i7 is high as a kite.
All are running v9.2. Will add more CPUs as I get the chance.

PII-300, 192MB EDO, Win2000

Athlon-1333, 512MB PC-133 CL3, XP-SP3

P4-2400 (400FSB), 1GB DDR266 CL2, XP-SP3

PIII-S @ 1575MHz, 2GB DDR300 CL2, XP-SP3

Atom N470 w/HT (1833MHz), 2GB DDR2-667, Win7-SP1

Mobile C2D T5600 (1833MHz/667FSB), 4GB DDR2-667 dual channel, Win7-SP1

C2D E7500 (2933MHz), 8GB DDR3-1066 dual channel, Win7-SP1

Opteron 185 (3000MHz), 4GB DDR400 CL2 dual-channel, Win7-SP1

i7-4930K @ 4500MHz, 32GB DDR3-2133 quad-channel, Win7-SP1

Added my Acer Aspire V3-771G Laptop (i5 3210M) to the sheet

Added my Brother's Athlon X2 7750 BE

Added my Phenom X6 1090T results (stock and overclocked) and 4670k (stock).

Pentium M @ 2.72, 2GB DDR2-544 dual-channel, Win7 SP1.
Not bad at all for a 1C/1T processor.

Added P4 670 on my ASUS P5PE-VM testbed, this time i used the right DDR400 RAM on this system

Added 3 Skylake Laptop CPUs: an i7 6700HQ, an i7 6500U and an i5 6200U, aparently the 6700HQ beats my main i5 rig even at 4.8 ghz OC, the i7 6500U beats my i5 3210M laptop and the i5 6200U loses to my 3 1/2 year old i5 3210M laptop

Carlos S. M. wrote:

Added 3 Skylake Laptop CPUs: an i7 6700HQ, an i7 6500U and an i5 6200U, aparently the 6700HQ beats my main i5 rig even at 4.8 ghz OC, the i7 6500U beats my i5 3210M laptop and the i5 6200U loses to my 3 1/2 year old i5 3210M laptop

Thanks, it's great to see some Skylake procs on the list.

Added results for my AMD FX4300.

Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3,2GHz [PGA 478] @ 3,574GHz : 2536MIPS

Can someone add my result, thank you.

agent_x007 wrote:

Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3,2GHz [PGA 478] @ 3,574GHz : 2536MIPS

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Can someone add my result, thank you.

I started to add it and the Sheet started having fits. Keeps asking me to reload in an endless loop. Going to leave it alone for a bit and check back in later to see if it's cleared up. In the meantime, if someone else can get in and feels like it, go ahead and finish entering agent_x007's results.

Thx.

edit: Got it. My ISP was having some outages. All good now. 😀

Added a dual Xeon server.

Edit: Changed memory from 4x512MB to 2x2GB and used WPCREDIT to tune timings.

Added Celeron 466 MHz Menocino & K6-2 450 on sis530 motherboard.

Added my i7 5500U laptop, for some reason, it outperforms the i7 6500U laptop i benched days ago