June 25, 200719 yr Hi! I have a question. Why CPU-Z rating focus on NetBurst only? AMD 4200MHz - only 2.5 hwboints, C2D 5600MHz - only 12.1 hwboints, is it fair?
June 25, 200719 yr Author CPU speed Speed? Are you sure? I think, it is just a long conveyor in NetBurst`s architecture
June 25, 200719 yr Author C2D with 4000MHz is faster then CedarMill/Presler with 8000MHz And get 4000MHz on AMD CPU is much harder as get 8000MHz on CedarMill/Presler IMHO
June 25, 200719 yr May be it would be better to divide processors by architectures and according this dividing give hwboint's?
June 25, 200719 yr Demiurg- You saw DeDal's thread yesterday in topmods.net? You know how long he has tryed to achieve that magig 8GHz barrier It's not so easy to get your cpu speed that high. My celeron didn't go over 6.4GHz no matter what, but I'm not complaining. CPU-Z ranking is all about MHz. Nothing else and that's the way it should be in future.
June 25, 200719 yr I think everything's fair... CPU-Z is pure speed, for performances, you still have all the benches
June 25, 200719 yr Author Demiurg- You saw DeDal's thread yesterday in topmods.net? You know how long he has tryed to achieve that magig 8GHz barrier It's not so easy to get your cpu speed that high. My celeron didn't go over 6.4GHz no matter what, but I'm not complaining. Yes, I do know. And I'm not complaining too I just think 4500MHz on AMD, 6000MHz on Conroe and 8000MHz on NetBurst must get equal hwboints.
June 25, 200719 yr Not really ... cpu-z = just cpu speed. We can't help it if AMD doesn't create such high-ocable cpu's. Netburst may be not superfast, they are oc-able and that's what counts in this ranking.
July 1, 200719 yr But what if hwbot calculate hwboints not from speed, but percent of oc- maybe that would be more honest for hardcore oc-ers?
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