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Nick.ua - Sempron 140 @ 5980MHz - 24sec 390ms wPrime 32m

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Same goes for these Wprime results:

http://hwbot.org/community/submission/993901_nick.ua_wprime_1024m_core_2_e8500_3.17ghz_6min_52sec_421ms'>http://hwbot.org/community/submission/993901_nick.ua_wprime_1024m_core_2_e8500_3.17ghz_6min_52sec_421ms

http://hwbot.org/community/submission/993901_nick.ua_wprime_1024m_core_2_e8500_3.17ghz_6min_52sec_421ms

http://hwbot.org/community/submission/979245_nick.ua_wprime_1024m_sempron_140_13min_32sec_62ms

(Found by Freakezoit, credit to him)

 

Funny, eh? It's for sure a unknown bug which affects 1024M runs only (not 32M runs), which can be PITA@LN2. ;)

this problem occurs when you close explorer.exe which drives the test, to captures again to start the service explorer.exe and not visible in the taskbar window wprime.

this problem occurs when you close explorer.exe which drives the test, to captures again to start the service explorer.exe and not visible in the taskbar window wprime.

I can confirm that. In some cases in XP when you close explorer.exe, run bench and then run explorer.exe again you have no apps in taskbar which are started before explorer.exe. This is one of the reasons why I remove taskbar from almost all my screens.

this problem occurs when you close explorer.exe which drives the test, to captures again to start the service explorer.exe and not visible in the taskbar window wprime.

 

I've just tested it , after re-starting explorer.exe wprime is in the taskbar.

Possibly because some services are enabled, explorer scans for all active applications, 'detects' the wprime and puts it in the taskbar?

Possibly because some services are enabled, explorer scans for all active applications, 'detects' the wprime and puts it in the taskbar?

Not only services, but also some basic processes (svchost.exe, winlogon.exe, services.exe). After terminating anything that can be terminated XP not starts task manager by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del, so you need to keep it in the backgroung for making possible to run explorer.exe again after benchmark is finished. In such "lite" environment explorer.exe not detects tasks that was started when explorer.exe was not loaded.

 

This is example that I made on my bench XP 1.5 years ago with terminated basic processes:

restartedtaskbar.png

 

Same OS before I terminate basic processes:

normaltaskbar.png

Edited by S_A_V

Thanks S_A_V for explanation. Pretty simple. I think almost all people understood why it happened.

placid this sample isn't unlockable like mine and previous Nick. I think all good Sempron 140 aren't unlocking ) But there're Sempron145 which use c3 stepping.

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