Looking for benchmarking help with a Phenom or PhenomII X6 - Page 3

Dubslow · 2012-02-28, 05:06

The i5-2500 is around $200, and gets almost the same performance as the i7 x4, at $100 less. (The only reason I got an i7 is because I had a friend interning at Intel who got it to me for half off

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KyleAskine · 2012-02-28, 11:45

I prefer AMD, and only bought my i5-2500k because it was so far beyond anything AMD could even dream of making when I bought it (and still today too).

mrolle · 2012-03-14, 07:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrolle

You can run it from a command line and provide the name of an input file, or type in commands yourself at the prompts. Type '?' for help. To measure L3, type in "m 2 f 8 P t 10" to run the test 10 times.

Here are the instructions I put in the post that included the source code.

kladner · 2012-03-14, 14:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrolle

Here are the instructions I put in the post that included the source code.

Oops. Missed that.

2012-02-28, 05:06	#23
Dubslow Basketry That Evening! "Bunslow the Bold" Jun 2011 40<A<43 -89<O<-88 3×29×83 Posts	The i5-2500 is around $200, and gets almost the same performance as the i7 x4, at $100 less. (The only reason I got an i7 is because I had a friend interning at Intel who got it to me for half off .) Last fiddled with by Dubslow on 2012-02-28 at 05:06

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2012-02-28, 11:45	#24
KyleAskine Oct 2011 Maryland 122₁₆ Posts	I prefer AMD, and only bought my i5-2500k because it was so far beyond anything AMD could even dream of making when I bought it (and still today too).