- Testing the latest hardware
Intel Penryn architecture - Benchmarks: Everest Ultimate Edition 2006
CPU Chipset - Published on Monday, 28 January 2008 01:30 Written by Robert Kihlberg
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The new model has no problems getting ahead of the competition.
We move on to SuperPi and wPrime.
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Article Index
- Intel Penryn architecture
- Penryn: models and product names
- Penryn: hardware analysis
- Penryn: frequency and power consumption
- Penryn: updated architecture
- Test system
- Power consumption
- Benchmarks: Everest Ultimate Edition 2006 current position
- Benchmark: SuperPi & wPrime
- Benchmarks: Cinebench
- Benchmark: LAME & WinRAR
- Benchmarks: 3DMark
- Benchmarks: 3DMark 06 CPU & PCMark 05
- Benchmarks: Games
- Overclocking
- Conclusion
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