[The official Pro OC Cup 2014 Round 3 thread.]

"September 1 until November 31 12:00 GMT+0"

Something odd there

[Menthol - 2x GeForce GTX 780 Ti @ 1450/1873MHz - 52189 marks Catzilla - 720p]

Nice and clean setup you got there, I love that red/black ROG theme!

[8 Pack - 2x Radeon R9 290X @ 1325/1750MHz - 33680 marks 3DMark11 - Performance]

Asus Matrix cards?

[[beta] HWBOT Prime - x86 / ARM / Windows / Linux / Mac bench]

I managed to squeeze out a few extra points by putting the HTC One in the refrigerator, effectively cooling it to 4C (now 2342 points). Still I think maybe another 100+ points can be won by manually setting the clocks to 1728MHz permanently. But I don't want to root my phone, so I'll leave that to somebody else.

[[beta] HWBOT Prime - x86 / ARM / Windows / Linux / Mac bench]

Score: 2303

HTC One (HTC M7)

Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 APQ8064T (Krait 300)

Max 1728MHz (but runs mostly 900-1600MHz during benchmark as the core hits 50C), there also seems to be a bit of startup lag in the frequenties (start at 900MHz on all cores for a few seconds before they go to 1728MHz)

 

Maybe I have to put it in the freezer for half an hour before running the benchmark .

 

Edit:

And another one for the record:

Score: 1069

ASUS MeMo Pad FHD 10 (ME302C)

Intel Atom Z2560

1600MHz (stable)

Temp stays 24C even after running it 5 times in a row (I think it is displaying the battery temp, as battery info is displaying the same temp)

 

All done with the latest .apk from the opening post.

[Just got my ODROID-U2 with Exynos4412 SoC (Cortex-A9)]

I'm running my ODROID-U2 with XUbuntu 13.04 , which is in my opinion the most user friendly OS for this device at the moment. But a lighter OS or running it from the console might be a little faster.

[Raspberry Pi Overclocking Guide – Cheap, Fun, and Overclockable (with HWBOT Prime)]

@Massman

The Odroid-U2 is indeed an awesome little thingie, with a lot of performance and only consuming max. 10W! I haven't figured out how to 'OC' it beyond 2GHz.

Hardkernel now also has an ODROID-XU with Samsung Exynos5 Octa big.little design (4x Cortex-A15 @1.6Ghz + 4x Cortex-A7 @1.2Ghz). It starts shipping in September and is now $149 pre-order. Unfortunately you can only use 4 cores at the same time.

 

It would be interesting to see the performance differences between the ARM architectures (ARM6, Cortex -A7-A8-A9-A15)

[VictordeHollander - Samsung Exynos 4412 @ 2000MHz - 2419.06 primes per second HWBOT Prime]

Odroid-U2

OS: Ubuntu 13.04

Java: jdk-8-ea-b100-linux-arm-vfp-hflt-24_jul_2013.tar

[Raspberry Pi Overclocking Guide – Cheap, Fun, and Overclockable (with HWBOT Prime)]

Awesome guide!

And yes, the JDK8 1.8.0-ea-b100 is very good on ARM devices. I think it is because of the VFP support.

 

On my ODROID-U2 (4x ARM Cortex-A9 @2,0) I got a score of 2419,06 with Ubuntu 13.04

But the CPU needs to be added to the database before I can submit, so just a link for the time being:

[Can't submit ARM Cortex-A9 HWbotprime score]

How can I submit HWbotprime scores based on ARM processor platforms other than Raspbery Pi?

 

I can only select: (ARM architecture)

ARM926EJ-S (ARMv5 - ARM9)

ARM1176-S (ARMv6 - ARM11)

ARM1176JZF-S (ARMv6 - ARM11 - Raspberry Pi)

 

But my ODROID is neither of these (its a ARMv7 - ARM Cortex A9)

 

I'd like to submit the score of my

Hardkernel ODROID-U2 http://www.hardkernel.com/renewal_2011/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G135341370451

SoC: Samsung Exynos 4412

CPU: 4x ARM Cortex-A9 @1704Mhz (OC to 2000Mhz)

Memory: 2GB LPDDR2-880

 

OS: Ubuntu 13.04

Java: jdk-8-ea-b100-linux-arm-vfp-hflt-24_jul_2013.tar.gz

HWbotprime 0.8.3

Score: 2419.06

 

I tried already:

ARM Cortex-A9

Samsung Exynos 4412

ARMv7 Processor rev 0 (v7l) ODROIDU2 (which is what HWbotprime registers)

but these won't get accepted

[pakitor1 - Core i5 2500K - 0sec 62ms SuperPi - 1M]

It is 16k not 1M!!