Penryn's quick test this time with four cores
After the preliminary Wolfdale test, the first results of the quad-core brother arrived.
This test also included an engineering specimen that was entered for the competition with a 1333 MHz system bus and a 2,33 GHz clock. As an opponent, a QX6700 processor emerged, whose clock signal was also shot at 2,33 GHz at the time of the measurement. We’re wondering what the newcomer with the fattened second-level cache at 45nm can offer against the old motorized Extreme quad-core.
The test configuration was as follows:
- Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 @ 2,33 GHz (1333 MHz system bus)
- Intel Yorkfield 2,33 GHz (1333 MHz system bus)
- Intel P35 Express motherboard
- 2 × 1 GB DDR3-1333 memory
- AMD ATI Radeon HD2600 XT
Yorkfield L2 cache speed (ScienceMark)
Kentsfield 2,33 GHz | Yorkfield 2,33 GHz | |
| SiSoft Sandra XII CPU Arithmetic FPU / ALU | 43003/29981 | 43299/34693 |
| SiSoft Sandra XII CPU Multimedia FPU / ALU | 257295final match. | 256216 /140301 |
| SiSoft Sandra XII Memory Bandwith FPU / ALU | 6639/6639 | 7124/7121 |
| Kentsfield 2,33 GHz | Yorkfield 2,33 GHz | |
| Cinebench 10 Single core | 2400 | 2582 |
| Cinebench 10 Multi core | 8518 | 9206 |
| Kentsfield 2,33 GHz | Yorkfield 2,33 GHz | |
| DivX 6.6 encoding | 12,9 seconds | 11,8 seconds |
