Posted October 10, 200816 yr I am writing about the current wPrime 1024M World Record. The time seems unusually fast for the clocks reported in submission is it possible to get some more information from this score as there seems to be a huge difference between their scores and everyone elses top score previous to this submission was held by kingpin with CPUs at 5.6GHz dual QX9775 skulltrail. Vince's time was 1m52s current world record is held by leghorn and giorgoprimo with a 1m50s but at 4GHz on CPUs :eek::eek: third fastest time with skulltrail is followed by youngpro at 5.33GHz on CPUs with a time of 2m01s is there something i'm missing here. I know that at least in youngpros case he used Vista which is a lot faster at wprime than XP so his results should be right did giorgoprimo and leghorn accidentally list the wrong CPUs or speeds or something. This is really odd. i am obviously not saying there is any fowl play as i respect these two guys a lot but rather its either some monster tweak or some kind of mistake in submission . Decent speed skulltrail times seem to be in the 2m30s+ time zone personally i've benchmarked on skulltrail on air at 4.4GHz with 2m21s time dinos22
October 10, 200816 yr Author looks like a found the answer http://www.hwbot.org/hallOfFame.do?type=result&applicationId=14 i think they benched at 5.5GHz but accidentally submitted a slower CPU speed in the 1024M score :ws:
October 22, 200816 yr i get that sometimes to, a wrong Mhz clock, yust adjust it, and no problem. have fun benching you all
October 30, 200816 yr Actually NOW it is wrong. dafridgie works for Intel and he used 4x X7460's they are the new 6 core server chips, so he's running 24 cores.!! If you look at the wprime window you can see the real speed, also check the task manager. Here's the thread on it... http://www.benchtec.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=2584&page=2 about post #24
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