pcstats
test system specs: |
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computer hardware:
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processor: |
Intel Pentium 4 2
GHz |
Clock
Speed: |
20x100 MHz = 2.0 GHz 20x112 MHz = 2.24
GHz |
Motherboards: |
MSI 850 Pro5 |
Chipset: |
Intel i850 |
Videocard: |
nVidia GeForce 4
Ti4600 |
Sound
Card: |
C-Media 8738
(Onboard) |
Network
Card: |
N/A |
Memory: |
2x 128 MB Samsung PC800 RDRAM |
Hard
Drive: |
40 GB Maxtor
D740X Ultra/133 |
CDROM: |
Panasonic 48x CD-ROM CR-594-B
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Floppy: |
Panasonic 1.44MB Floppy Drive |
Heatsink: |
AVC Sunflower |
PowerSupply: |
Antec 400W PSU |
Software
Setup |
Windows XP Intel 3.40
INF's DetonatorXP 28.90 DirectX 8.1 |
Benchmarks |
SysMark 2001 SysMark 2002 Business Winstone
2001 Content Creation 2001 Winbench 99 SiSoft Sandra 2002
Pro PCMark2002 3DMark2001SE Quake III
Arena |
SYSmark2001 uses real world applications
concurrently as an accurate way to test the system by following patterns that
reflect the way real users work. SYSmark2001's workloads accurately represent
today's updated business usage model. The benchmark runs at a realistic
execution speed, with think times between application interactions, in order to
emulate a desktop user's interaction with the operating system and applications.
Higher numbers denote better performance.
BapCo SysMark 2001 Benchmark Results
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Internet Content |
Sysmarks |
Ranking |
1. |
850 Pro5 - 100 MHz FSB |
218 |
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2. |
850 Pro5 - 112 MHz FSB |
250 |
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Office
Productivity |
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1 |
850 Pro5 - 100 MHz FSB |
172 |
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2. |
850 Pro5 - 112 MHz FSB |
191 |
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The 850
Pro5 does very well here in SysMark2001. Those are the highest Internet Content
numbers we've ever seen! Judging by past P4 motherboard reviews, it seems that
the RDRAM is very important to a Pentium 4's Office Productivity.