Winstone 2004	Source: Zdnet

Business Winstone 2004 runs real applications through a series of scripted activities and uses the time a PC takes to complete these activities to produce its performance scores.

Content Creation Winstone 2004 is a system-level, application-based benchmark that measures a PC's overall performance when running top, Windows-based, 32-bit, content creation applications in Windows XP.

Office Productivity
Business Winstone 2004	Points	Ranking
Shuttle XPC SD11G5 (915GM 133/533)	27.3
AOpen Mini PC MP915-B (915GM 133/533)	23.7
AOpen Mini PC MP945-VX (945GM 166/667)	18.7
Content Creation 2004	Points	Ranking
Shuttle XPC SD11G5 (915GM 133/533)	33.1
AOpen Mini PC MP915-B (915GM 133/533)	29.6
AOpen Mini PC MP945-VX (945GM 166/667)	25.9

Performance of the AOpen Mini PC945-VX is quite poor in the Office Productivity tests, and that is a surprise. The benchmark was rerun three times with similar results, it's possible that it's the WindowsXP Media Center Edition that's causing the problems. The other systems were all benchmarked with WindowsXP SP2 running.

SiSoft Sandra 2005	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 2005 Benchmark Results
	Multimedia Benchmark		CPU Benchmark		Memory Benchmark
Processors	Integer SSE3:	Floating-Point SSE3:	Dhrystone SSE3:	Whetstone SSE3:	Integer SSE3:	Float SSE3:
Shuttle XPC SD11G5 (915GM 133/533)	16420	18244	7412	3057	3042	3033
AOpen Mini PC MP915-B (915GM 133/533)	16458	18147	7396	3071	2947	2942
AOpen Mini PC MP945-VX (945GM 166/667)	34550	38289	16427	5037 FPU / 6506 SSE2	3424	3408

The AOpen Mini PC MP945-VX is using a dual core mobile processor while the other two systems are using a Pentium M 740, that's why the processor numbers are so much higher. Memory bandwidth is slightly higher than with the other systems, not a surprise, the memory is running faster.

Super Pi	Source: SuperPI

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 Mod 1.5:
1 Million Digit Test	Seconds	Ranking
Shuttle XPC SD11G5 (915GM 133/533)	55
AOpen Mini PC MP915-B (915GM 133/533)	57
AOpen Mini PC MP945-VX (945GM 166/667)	34

The AOpen Mini PC MP945-VX does very well in Super Pi! It is able to complete the test 23 seconds faster than the previous Aopen mini PC system! This is in the same territory as high powered Athlon64 processors.