 SiSoft Sandra
2004 |
Source: Sandra |
|
Sandra is
designed to test the theoretical power of a complete system as well as the
individual components. The results are also purely theoretical and may not
represent real world performance.
| Sisoft Sandra 2004 Benchmark
Results |
|
Multimedia Benchmark |
CPU Benchmark |
Memory Benchmark |
| Processors |
Integer SSE2: |
Floating-Point SSE2: |
Dhrystone SSE2: |
Whetstone SSE2: |
Integer SSE2: |
Float SSE2: |
| MSI K8T Neo2-FIR
(K8T800 Pro 200/400) |
22663 |
24372 |
10218 |
3749 FPU / 48898
SSE2 |
6008 |
5958 |
| MSI K8N Neo2
Platinum (NF3 Ultra 200/400) |
22964 |
24512 |
10351 |
3798 FPU / 4953
SSE2 |
4985 |
4977 |
| Epox 9NDA3+ (NF3
Ultra 200/400) |
22956 |
24688 |
10351 |
3798 FPU / 4953
SSE2 |
4978 |
4978 |
| Gigabyte
GA-K8NXP-9 (NF4 Ultra 200/400) |
23163 |
24910 |
10444 |
3832 FPU / 4997
SSE2 |
6167 |
6115 |
| ASRock K8
Combo-Z/ASR (Ali M1689 200/400) |
22946 |
24677 |
10346 |
3796 FPU / 4950
SSE2 |
4974 |
4978 |
| Soltek
SL-K8TPro-939 (K8T800 Pro 200/400) |
23022 |
24758 |
10381 |
3809 FPU /
4967 SSE2 |
6108 |
6074 |
|
Units: |
it/s |
it/s |
MIPS |
MFLOPS |
MB/s |
MB/s |
The
processor scores are in line with what we had expected, but the memory numbers
are very good. The Nforce 4 holds the memory bandwidth crown in the Athlon 64
world, but Soltek's board comes close. Let's see how other applications react to this.
SuperPI
calculates the number PI to 1 Million digits in this raw number crunching
benchmark. The program allows the user to change the number of digits of PI that
can be calculated from 16 thousand to 32 million. Our benchmark is set to 1
Million digits and 19 iterations.
| SuperPi |
| 1 Million Digits: |
Seconds |
Ranking |
| MSI K8T Neo2-FIR (K8T800 Pro 200/400) |
35 |
   |
| MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum (NF3 Ultra 200/400) |
35 |
|
| Epox 9NDA3+ (NF3 Ultra 200/400) |
35 |
|
| Gigabyte GA-K8NXP-9 (NF4 Ultra 200/400) |
34 |
|
| ASRock K8 Combo-Z/ASR (Ali M1689 200/400) |
36 |
|
| Soltek SL-K8TPro-939 (K8T800 Pro 200/400) |
34 |
   |
A system
that can calculate 1 million digits of Super Pi in 34 seconds is extremely fast, no question about it! Very
impressive results for Soltek here, as the SL-K8TPro-939 ties the brand new
Nforce 4 chipset in this test.
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