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    Please add motherboard

    in Support

    Posted · Edited by mr.paco

    Could you please add LENOVO CloverTrail motherboard to data base?

    Intel Atom Z2760 @ 1797 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR

     

     

    Also; What category should I submit this intel GPU in?

    https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/details/gg7c7

     

    TIA

     

    Went looking to make submissions with my Z2760, but the Z2760 in the data base is a completely different one for cell phones socket FC-MB4760. Different socket, different core speed, different core name etc.

     

    My Z2760 socket FCMBA3 Intel Atom Z2760 @ 1797 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR

    Could you please add this to the data base too?

    Single socket vs Dual socket submissions

    in Submission & member moderation

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    Mr.Paco - thanks for a reply. Do You support idea of this being not fair?

     

    I.nfraR.ed, thank You for a reply.

    (About validation: I disagree: can You look at the sceenshoot at a side? Well, it isn't my fault that CPU-Z cant read the max frequency in dual CPU systems. Many times I'm achieving much higher frequencies than shown in validation. I didnt put it from air. I run benchmark SuperPi and CPU got instantly at highest frequency)

    You wrote:

    "All results in single-threaded benchmarks like superpi, pifast, cpu frequency go to the unified ranking and only your best counts, no matter how many cores you had enabled during the benchmark." But it's not about cores but number of CPUs. Other boards, other RAM, other PSU... And why should the worse result stay at the main CPU page if the score was beaten?

    Its not so much about being fare as it is about making sense.

    When benching a single threaded benchmark like super-pi, if I bench 2 x E5520 that would equal a total of 8 cores/16 threads BUT the benchmark will only use one thread or core from one cpu only to make its computation (that's the way single threaded benches are meant to be, to test one thread or one core)

    The only thing I can see that would any difference would be in OCability.

    You can OC one cpu or one core much higher ndmore stable then OCin 2 cpus.

    So it really wouldn't make much sense separating single threaded benchmarks by number of cores or threads or cpus used because it only runs on one thread on one cpu.

    MrPaco - Core i5 2400S @ 4140MHz - 799 marks XTU

    in Result Discussions

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    Ok ...i have 109.5 Blck and 5-8-5-20 1T rams and get only 673 marks in XTU

     

    Thats what all guys get in this benchmark +- a few points

     

    Only you have 100 Points more ?

     

    No Chance to get it

     

    Sry for my bad English

     

    Not many guys...

    Only 4 people ran this CPU with XTU with you that make 5 and 2 of them were at stock speeds.

    That isnt really enough info to know the true potential of the cpu or the quality of each persons CPU.

     

    But I could be wrong... Again

     

    And your English is just fine ;)

    MrPaco - Core i5 2400S @ 4140MHz - 799 marks XTU

    in Result Discussions

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    Set from Private to Public.

    Like I said; I have no issues with deleting/removing the submission if indeed it is a bugged run. It was only questioned because of the screen-shot. and believe me I have no problem with that. If my sub is bugged then it's bugged.

    BUT there are many many other submissions that XTU shows one speed for CPU and CPUZ shows another (if a screen shot was posted). My actual speed I think was about 3.8Ghz +/-

    With XTU being a benchmark that no screen shot is required, What if there was no screen-shot?

     

    In any event, just let me know if you require me to delete the submission Websmiles. Just want it checked first is all.

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