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It seems if you dont have an SSD it will rate a regular drive to 5.9 if its fast, only higher if its an SSD
Rumors has it that the RTM is about 5-9% performance drop compared the the 7"""" RC1's.
I haven't tried out in performance but on a test rig, my win xp points went down by 1 for cpu and ram and graphics. Maybe the Retail might be slightly different.
GreenGoose,
What kind of storage system are you using?
7.1 is the highest I have seen so far.
Two Intel X-25M 80GB in Raid 0 on ICH9R. And my primary hard disk scored 7.9 not 7.1.
What's your boot time (end of POST to login screen?)
Nice score, sgrinavi. I wonder how your W3520 scores higher than my i7 965 though. Maybe it's because I disabled hyperthreading?
Why would you disable hyperthreading? Going for a better OC?
Nah, because disabling HTT increases performance on things not heavily threaded, of which I don't have much. Was actually thinking about re-enabling it now that I have Windows 7, since there was some work done to enhance HTT performance/efficiency in Win 7.
But the gains are usually small aren't they? But with Windows 7 maybe even that's not an issue anymore. Would be intrested in seeing what you find out.
Well there have been benchmarks around the net that show increases in speed for 1-4 threads with HTT off, and increases for 5+ threads with HTT on, I remember specifically techreport's i7 reviews show this. Anyway, I just enabled HyperThreading, and my cpu score went up to 7.5, but I'm still getting whooped by sgrinavi's W3520, so I dunno.
Nice score, sgrinavi. I wonder how your W3520 scores higher than my i7 965 though. Maybe it's because I disabled hyperthreading? (or are you overclocking and it doesn't show?)
Ah, good stuff. One day I'll grow a pair and OC this 965, but that'll have to wait until something actually makes it sweat, for now I'm fine.. Anyways, carry on.