 SiSoft Sandra
2005 |
Source: Sandra |
|
Sandra is
designed to test the theoretical power of a complete system as well as the
individual components. The results are also purely theoretical and may not
represent real world performance.
| Sisoft Sandra 2005 Benchmark
Results |
|
Multimedia Benchmark |
CPU Benchmark |
Memory Benchmark |
| Processors |
Integer SSE2: |
Floating-Point SSE2: |
Dhrystone SSE2: |
Whetstone SSE2: |
Integer SSE2: |
Float SSE2: |
| Albatron PX925XE Pro-R (925XE 200/400) |
22543 |
30072 |
9417 |
3850 FPU / 6647 SSE2 |
5008 |
5025 |
| Gigabyte GA-8ANXP-D (925X 200/400) |
24239 |
32071 |
10011 |
4082 FPU / 7070
SSE2 |
5374 |
5359 |
| MSI 915P Neo2
Platinum (915P 200/400) |
22929 |
30626 |
9475 |
3865 FPU / 6692
SSE2 |
5079 |
5083 |
| DFI LANParty
875P-T (i875P 200/400) |
22749 |
30012 |
9365 |
3833 FPU / 6631
SSE2 |
5022 |
5007 |
| ASRock 775V88
(PT880 200/400) |
22584 |
29697 |
9298 |
3824 FPU / 6770
SSE2 |
4968 |
4968 |
|
| VIA PT894 Ref
Motherboard (PT894 200/400) |
22430 |
30019 |
9441 |
3848 FPU / 6681
SSE2 |
4819 |
4819 |
| AOpen i915Pa-PLF (915P 200/400) |
22675 |
30394 |
9164 |
3865 FPU / 6617 SSE2 |
4842 |
4833 |
| Gigabyte GA-8N-SLI Royal (NF4-SLI 200/400) |
22607 |
30124 |
9292 |
3834 FPU / 6521 SSE2 |
5078 |
5061 |
| ECS RS400-A (RS400 200/400) |
22546 |
29989 |
9281 |
3836 FPU / 6664 SSE2 |
4749 |
4751 |
| Gigabyte GA-8I945P Pro (945P 200/400) |
36229 |
42961 |
17414 |
4616 FPU /
7947 SSE2 |
4795 |
4792 |
|
Units: |
it/s |
it/s |
MIPS |
MFLOPS |
MB/s |
MB/s |
Again the
dual-core Pentium D processor lets the Gigabyte GA-8I945P Pro put up awesome
numbers on the CPU and multimedia sections of this benchmark. The memory
bandwidth numbers are rather disappointing though. We'll see if this hurts the
board on our 3D benchmarks in a moment.
SuperPI
calculates the number PI to 1 Million digits in this raw number crunching
benchmark. The program allows the user to change the number of digits of PI that
can be calculated from 16 thousand to 32 million. Our benchmark is set to 1
Million digits and 19 iterations. Lower scores are better.
| SuperPi |
| 1 Million Digits: |
Points |
Ranking |
| Albatron PX925XE Pro-R (925XE 200/533) |
41 |
   |
| Gigabyte GA-8ANXP-D (i925X 200/533) |
41 |
|
| MSI 915P Neo2 Platinum (i915P 200/533) |
41 |
|
| DFI LANParty 875P-T (i875P 200/400) |
41 |
|
| ASRock 775V88 (PT880 200/400) |
42 |
|
| VIA PT894 Ref Motherboard (PT894 200/533) |
43 |
|
| AOpen i915Pa-PLF (915P 200/400) |
41 |
|
| Gigabyte GA-8N-SLI Royal (NF4-SLI 200/400) |
41 |
|
| ECS RS400-A (RS400 200/400) |
45 |
|
| Gigabyte GA-8I945P Pro (945P 200/400) |
40 |
   |
The
Gigabyte GA-8I945P Pro pulls out ahead in this benchmark, but just slightly.
This suggests that the dual-core processor is probably not splitting the load
evenly, but rather one core is working on the benchmark while the other takes
care of background system tasks. This combination results in a slightly faster
time than the test systems featuring the 3.2GHz P4 540, which is essentially
identical to the two Prescott cores making up the Pentium D 840 chip. Again it's
heartening to see that a mainstream motherboard can use the high-end Pentium D
chip to good effect.
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