GENiEBEN

This should be the pages: http://hwbot.org/submit/benchmark/unigine_heaven_-_basic_preset_(dx9)/ http://hwbot.org/submit/benchmark/unigine_heaven_-_xtreme_preset_(dx11)/

^^ New Year Resolution ?

That 2x is meant for sockets not cpu cores, I see you submit everything like this.

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2637687 show_oc.php?id=

§saint19 LCC competitions => everyone is suddenly an 'efficient' clocker.

Im afraid you will have to settle for the whole bottle then

@K404. Wrapper itself works, it's all about sending the scores to the server now, hopefully it's done quick so I can move back to PCMark05. If you want to play it safe, don't sit on old scores too much. It's the nature of .NET, last time I checked it used atleast 10 different assemblies, at some point it also unpacks another app.

Getting closer and closer

PLL: Realtek RTM890N-635-GRT

One internet for you today ^^

I have 3! Nothing interesting to put them on tho lol.

You must use this picture as desktop wallpaper if you want to participate in the Country Cup competition: http://hwbot.org/blog/wp-content//countryCup2012.jpg

Must submit as 640mb.

Watched for 30min but I had to leave. Great to hear it ended well

Not allowed in any competition. You could unlock to more cores and use it, but not the other way around.

Amen to that ^^. If you're interested in porting to C++ let me know. Gauss–Legendre or faster?

@RB, open source it and I will show you the reversed variant in a matter of hours, prolly not a great idea for public benchies.

No result.txt Chris

For motherboard dmidecode -t baseboard or use lshw-gui or open the files in /sys/class/dmi/id For memory I still have no idea , mainly because I don't know how CPU-Z reads it

I think you expressed everyone's thoughts about this a couple of posts before

Yea I have to admit it's not as easy as on Windows, but it's there. That is why I even considered starting this, knowing it will take forever CPU-Z: -Basic CPU info (CPUID) -Live monitoring of freq/fsb. (RDTSC?) -Board/Bios info (SMBIOS/DMI) -Mem Timings (SMBIOS/DMI) -GPU Info (driver/registry)

I have to fix something but I won't be having proper time for it untill after Christmas. - No dependencies. - There is 4.0 and 4.0CP, latter being used by 'old' wrapper. AFAIK 4.0CP does have a fully offline version BUT unlike previous versions of .NET it's doesn't bundle previous versions, so you need full 3.5 first. - There is a download link for current version that you can try.

1. The latest implementation of SSE on a cpu will be slower than previous one. A SSE4 cpu will perform better with SSE3, in your case, i386 > SSE2. Might not make sense but that is how it works (were talking about UCBench here just to be clear). 2. Apples vs Oranges. Wprime splits a mathematical operation across CPU Cores, UCbench generates dictionary keys. I think I had my own Dictionary generator somewhere, will try and upgrade the code for >8cores and see how it scales. EDIT: Just to show you what I meant at #2. Same operation split across 1/2/4 threads on a 2core cpu:

Yes. PM me or skype.

I've moved it