I got better ping to UK than in my country (Poland). Most of servers that test ping are crap.Ecchi wrote:ping has close to nothing to do with how fast your connection is.. the (almost) only thing that matters is how far away you are from the server you're pinging..
Computer performance tests and results
Moderator: Moporators
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Lousku wrote:could you mayke shorter sig please mega annoying and also against rules )
Re: Computer performance tests and results
http://mopolauta.moposite.com/viewtopic ... 19#p169019Jappe wrote:guess this should have been in the internet connection fuck but orka search right now
- Morgan
- 36mins club
- Posts: 582
- Joined: 16 Dec 2007, 22:55
- Team: SPEED
- Location: Lębork, Poland
- Contact:
Re: Computer performance tests and results
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 x2 3600+Morgan wrote:CPU: AMD Sempron 2400+ socket A
Internal memory: 512mb ddr1
Video card: gf4ti4200 128mb ram
Operating system: winxp pro sp2
Anything else: -
Super PI 2M - 2min 57sec
Internal memory: 1gb ddr2
Video card: gf 8600gt 256mb ddr3
Operating system: winxp pro sp2
Anything else: -
Super PI 2M - 1m 22.531s
Re: Computer performance tests and results
super pi 42s
John: lol hittade ett popcorn i naveln
(19:52:06) (@Madnezz) The Golden Apple Award goes to.....
(19:52:36) (@Madnezz) ib9814.lev by igge!!!
(19:52:06) (@Madnezz) The Golden Apple Award goes to.....
(19:52:36) (@Madnezz) ib9814.lev by igge!!!
Zweq wrote:99.9999% of nabs haven't even opened the book yet and most of those that have are still on the first pages
- Morgan
- 36mins club
- Posts: 582
- Joined: 16 Dec 2007, 22:55
- Team: SPEED
- Location: Lębork, Poland
- Contact:
Re: Computer performance tests and results
improved a bit at 2698mhz - 1m 21.390sMorgan wrote: Super PI 2M - 1m 22.531s
by the way result at default 1900mhz - 1m 56.328s
everything is running on default voltages
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Computer: HP P6341SC
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 820 2,80 GHz
8 GB RAM
Super Pi 2M: 60 seconds
just wuick run with default settings, probably faster with better settings but orka
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 820 2,80 GHz
8 GB RAM
Super Pi 2M: 60 seconds
just wuick run with default settings, probably faster with better settings but orka
<Fihlvein> another case of zworqy-is-always-right closed i guess
<yoosef> zworqy doesnt suck at anything
<yoosef> zworqy doesnt suck at anything
Re: Computer performance tests and results
noob noob zwor )Antz wrote:Yay for some more overclocking.
Core2Duo e8500 @ 3.82 GHz
2M SuperPI: 29.093s
Team TR
Multi WR in Labyrinth with GRob
Best Internal Total Times, Pipe stats & Pipe archive
World kuski map, World Cup stats
-
- 39mins club
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 12 May 2009, 15:28
- Location: A "child friendly" neighbourhood;o
Re: Computer performance tests and results
My brother ran it in 28 seconds with a rig thats slower than the one in my mailzworqy wrote:Computer: HP P6341SC
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 820 2,80 GHz
8 GB RAM
Super Pi 2M: 60 seconds
just wuick run with default settings, probably faster with better settings but orka
EDIT: took me 57 seconds on my 5 year old computer o,o with a core2duo e6600 2,4
RIP enthusiast claim image:(
-
- 39mins club
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 12 May 2009, 15:28
- Location: A "child friendly" neighbourhood;o
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Got my new computer today, 221xx points on 3dmark vantage
superpi 2m test took me 23 seconds=)
I'll run the 3dmark wanted in this topic in a moment, just gotta find it
superpi 2m test took me 23 seconds=)
I'll run the 3dmark wanted in this topic in a moment, just gotta find it
RIP enthusiast claim image:(
Re: Computer performance tests and results
comp spec? :O
Team TR
Multi WR in Labyrinth with GRob
Best Internal Total Times, Pipe stats & Pipe archive
World kuski map, World Cup stats
-
- 39mins club
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 12 May 2009, 15:28
- Location: A "child friendly" neighbourhood;o
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Clocked my processor to 3,8 ghz:)Ecchi wrote:Intel Core i7 Quad Processor i7-930 2,8ghz. Gonna clock this to sum 3,8-4ghz depending.
Corsair Dominator GT DDR3 1866MHz 12GB memory
Corsair H50 Hydro Series CPU cooler
Corsair Obsidian 800D Big Tower black
EVGA GeForce GTX 480 1536MB PhysX CUDA
ASUS Rampage III Extreme, X58
Corsair HX 1000W PSU
also got 2 TB of harddrive space thats gonna get upgraded to something bigger and faster
Gonna buy another one of that graphics cards in a while aswell and run them in sli
RIP enthusiast claim image:(
Re: Computer performance tests and results
damn, i have 26s for 2M 1 year laterEcchi wrote:superpi 2m test took me 23 seconds=)
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Thought I would use an existing topic that had some relevance to my request. I'm gonna put together a desktop and could probably use some advice as I haven't tried this before and haven't really followed hardware trends. I've been using this as a loose guide (is this any good or should I not use it?) and have been looking to do something a bit like the excellent category in that guide. I want a computer that can handle music and video editing well and play atleast the newest games as of right now, but I don't really have a need for it being a gamer pc per se, as I will most likely just want to try a couple new games and go back to elma.
So I'm thinking something like this:
Samsung SpinPoint F3 Desktop Class HD103SJ 1 TB
Corsair Enthusiast Series TX650 V2
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti OC (1 GB)
i3 or i5 processor
MSI P67A-G45 (B3)
some 4gb ram
With the psu I'm quite confused if I should get something like this Corsair or if an old Cooler Master RS-450-ACLY I have lying around might be able to get the job done, or if I should get something inbetween.
And to be honest I'm not really sure if I need this good a gfx card or how strong a processor I need. What I want is a reasonably priced (around the pricerange of these parts=650-700e, or cheaper) computer that should be able to last me for quite some years but still with possibilities for upgrading down the line.
So I'm thinking something like this:
Samsung SpinPoint F3 Desktop Class HD103SJ 1 TB
Corsair Enthusiast Series TX650 V2
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti OC (1 GB)
i3 or i5 processor
MSI P67A-G45 (B3)
some 4gb ram
With the psu I'm quite confused if I should get something like this Corsair or if an old Cooler Master RS-450-ACLY I have lying around might be able to get the job done, or if I should get something inbetween.
And to be honest I'm not really sure if I need this good a gfx card or how strong a processor I need. What I want is a reasonably priced (around the pricerange of these parts=650-700e, or cheaper) computer that should be able to last me for quite some years but still with possibilities for upgrading down the line.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
My 2 cents
I would choose i5 rather than i3.
An nvidia graphics card is always a good investment (more and more algorithms are executed on GPU if it's available, and NVidia is the best in this field), but i don't know if it will fit the budget you aim.
I would choose i5 rather than i3.
An nvidia graphics card is always a good investment (more and more algorithms are executed on GPU if it's available, and NVidia is the best in this field), but i don't know if it will fit the budget you aim.
- Kopaka
- 39mins club
- Posts: 6612
- Joined: 23 May 2002, 13:59
- Team: LAME
- Location: In a northern danish city beating YOUR record.
- Contact:
Re: Computer performance tests and results
The card he has there is an nvidia (geForce = nvidia)
ez go with i5 yeah
You can easily go with 8gb ram, quite cheap these days and 4 is not too much these days if you do heavy multitasking or videoediting etc.
The 450watt in your old psu might be a bit on the small side, so I would go with something around those 650 as you have selected.
If you don't plan to do much gaming and wanna save some, you can surely find some cheaper gpu that will still be able to run current games well, 3 years since I bought one so not really up to date on what's good though (and that one still doing hd video editing and the few games I play perfectly well).
But you can check some charts on sites like tomshardware to find others that are performing as well or a little worse and see if they're cheaper(same for cpu).
A nice addiction now or down the line could be some ssd for the os and programs.
ez go with i5 yeah
You can easily go with 8gb ram, quite cheap these days and 4 is not too much these days if you do heavy multitasking or videoediting etc.
The 450watt in your old psu might be a bit on the small side, so I would go with something around those 650 as you have selected.
If you don't plan to do much gaming and wanna save some, you can surely find some cheaper gpu that will still be able to run current games well, 3 years since I bought one so not really up to date on what's good though (and that one still doing hd video editing and the few games I play perfectly well).
But you can check some charts on sites like tomshardware to find others that are performing as well or a little worse and see if they're cheaper(same for cpu).
A nice addiction now or down the line could be some ssd for the os and programs.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Thanks totem and kopaka!
I will go for the i5 and perhaps get a less fancy gpu. An ssd has to wait as does a new monitor, which I really should get to accompany the purchase. Good to hear I'm not totally off track. I might return with more questions when I actually feel ready for going through with this.
I will go for the i5 and perhaps get a less fancy gpu. An ssd has to wait as does a new monitor, which I really should get to accompany the purchase. Good to hear I'm not totally off track. I might return with more questions when I actually feel ready for going through with this.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
I wonder how much money I need to get a pretty good computer that can play atleast WoW at it's best graphic and stuff. If it's over 600E-700E (some 6k SEK-7k SEK) I will buy something less good. But I wonder how good I can get for about 600 E
- Kopaka
- 39mins club
- Posts: 6612
- Joined: 23 May 2002, 13:59
- Team: LAME
- Location: In a northern danish city beating YOUR record.
- Contact:
Re: Computer performance tests and results
wow is max old, you can probably find some old computer in the trash that can run it
Re: Computer performance tests and results
You dont require especially powerful cpu to play wow with reasonable graphics. 3gb ram and any gfx card 512mb+ should do fine. If you intend to do seriously heavy raiding however its another matter.Hosp wrote:I wonder how much money I need to get a pretty good computer that can play atleast WoW at it's best graphic and stuff. If it's over 600E-700E (some 6k SEK-7k SEK) I will buy something less good. But I wonder how good I can get for about 600 E
Without going into specifics but an HD6950 2gb gfx card may still give you lag (50fps) when everyone is nuking at the same time in a 25-mam if your settings are maxed, depending on raid environment graphics. Think nvidia is generally better for wow compared to ATI (was some spreadsheet about it on mmo-champion a while back).
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Based on what you want when it comes to gaming, you might well choose a cheaper GPU, however this model seems to follow your budget quite well. I bought my components about 10 months ago so I'm not completely up-to-date, but I chose the prequel to this model, the GTX460. From reading a review, the GTX560 seems like very good value-for-money and one of the best buys right now, in addition to it being able to keep up for several years I should think. If you care about noise it seems you might want to look at some other manufacturers than ZOTAC though, and also, you'll save around 40 euros by going for the standard, non-Ti version.J-sim wrote:[...]I want a computer that can handle music and video editing well and play atleast the newest games as of right now, but I don't really have a need for it being a gamer pc per se, as I will most likely just want to try a couple new games and go back to elma.
So I'm thinking something like this:
Samsung SpinPoint F3 Desktop Class HD103SJ 1 TB
Corsair Enthusiast Series TX650 V2
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti OC (1 GB)
i3 or i5 processor
MSI P67A-G45 (B3)
some 4gb ram
[...]What I want is a reasonably priced (around the pricerange of these parts=650-700e, or cheaper) computer that should be able to last me for quite some years but still with possibilities for upgrading down the line.
Like the others have mentioned I'd surely go for 8GB RAM at this point. Just make sure the RAM you choose has been tested with the motherboard! And like the others say, I'd much rather go for i5 than i3.
- Grace
- 38mins club
- Posts: 4861
- Joined: 19 Nov 2005, 10:45
- Location: Deep in your Imagination, Twirling your Dreams and Weaving your thoughts.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
WoW works at full fps/settings with a 2000 graphics card and a 1995 computer setupHosp wrote:I wonder how much money I need to get a pretty good computer that can play atleast WoW at it's best graphic and stuff. If it's over 600E-700E (some 6k SEK-7k SEK) I will buy something less good. But I wonder how good I can get for about 600 E
Cyberscore!
___________________________________________________
Targets: 8 Legendary, 26 WC, 18 Pro, 2 Good | AvgTT: 39:20:99
___________________________________________________
Targets: 8 Legendary, 26 WC, 18 Pro, 2 Good | AvgTT: 39:20:99
Re: Computer performance tests and results
on win 3.1 even, nab game
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Dunno where to post this so I post it here.
My soon to be computer:
http://up.k10x.net/pwmdnpcuqfkvf/IMAG0377.jpg
Good price for what I get?
My soon to be computer:
http://up.k10x.net/pwmdnpcuqfkvf/IMAG0377.jpg
Good price for what I get?
Re: Computer performance tests and results
OK price when Windows is included I guess. But the graphics card isn't very good for gaming.
The problem with an ad like that is that they don't say anything about the type of RAM you get (how fast it is, and what manufacturer. Also how many modules there are), neither does it say anything about the hard drive (again, the speed. You'd want a 7200rpm hard drive for OS and games, not 5400rpm). Also you don't know anything about the motherboard so you don't know how suitable it will be for upgrades.
Still, I'm sure you'll get a much better PC that what you've already got, but it could have been better, particularly in the graphics department. Have you ordered it yet?
The problem with an ad like that is that they don't say anything about the type of RAM you get (how fast it is, and what manufacturer. Also how many modules there are), neither does it say anything about the hard drive (again, the speed. You'd want a 7200rpm hard drive for OS and games, not 5400rpm). Also you don't know anything about the motherboard so you don't know how suitable it will be for upgrades.
Still, I'm sure you'll get a much better PC that what you've already got, but it could have been better, particularly in the graphics department. Have you ordered it yet?
Re: Computer performance tests and results
No, I was planning to do it sometime this or next week.
I wanted to build an own comp but I don't know how to and now that my brothers don't live in the house anymore nobody can help me.
I wanted to build an own comp but I don't know how to and now that my brothers don't live in the house anymore nobody can help me.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
How about ordering one from www.komplett.se? They will build one for you, using the components you specify.Hosp wrote:No, I was planning to do it sometime this or next week.
I wanted to build an own comp but I don't know how to and now that my brothers don't live in the house anymore nobody can help me.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
3dmark: 21976
super pi: 23s
yay
super pi: 23s
yay
-
- 39mins club
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 12 May 2009, 15:28
- Location: A "child friendly" neighbourhood;o
Re: Computer performance tests and results
superpi 2mill 20seconds now^^
RIP enthusiast claim image:(
Re: Computer performance tests and results
When I was ur age I was outside bicycling and droving moped.Hosp wrote:No, I was planning to do it sometime this or next week.
I wanted to build an own comp but I don't know how to and now that my brothers don't live in the house anymore nobody can help me.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
When I'm your age I'll still be able to spell.Björn wrote:When I was ur age I was outside bicycling and droving moped.Hosp wrote:No, I was planning to do it sometime this or next week.
I wanted to build an own comp but I don't know how to and now that my brothers don't live in the house anymore nobody can help me.
John: lol hittade ett popcorn i naveln
(19:52:06) (@Madnezz) The Golden Apple Award goes to.....
(19:52:36) (@Madnezz) ib9814.lev by igge!!!
(19:52:06) (@Madnezz) The Golden Apple Award goes to.....
(19:52:36) (@Madnezz) ib9814.lev by igge!!!
Zweq wrote:99.9999% of nabs haven't even opened the book yet and most of those that have are still on the first pages
Re: Computer performance tests and results
It was a joke.
John: lol hittade ett popcorn i naveln
(19:52:06) (@Madnezz) The Golden Apple Award goes to.....
(19:52:36) (@Madnezz) ib9814.lev by igge!!!
(19:52:06) (@Madnezz) The Golden Apple Award goes to.....
(19:52:36) (@Madnezz) ib9814.lev by igge!!!
Zweq wrote:99.9999% of nabs haven't even opened the book yet and most of those that have are still on the first pages
Re: Computer performance tests and results
It's a waste to buy a scooter or something.
I'd rather get a car in 3 years and wait than get a scooter for x amount of thousands and use it for like 3 years.
I'd rather get a car in 3 years and wait than get a scooter for x amount of thousands and use it for like 3 years.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Yes scooters are for spoiled brats.
< roopemies> horror and frustrating and can't play, sounds just like you
Beer battle winner 2014 and 2015
Beer battle winner 2014 and 2015
- Kopaka
- 39mins club
- Posts: 6612
- Joined: 23 May 2002, 13:59
- Team: LAME
- Location: In a northern danish city beating YOUR record.
- Contact:
Re: Computer performance tests and results
scooters are cheaper, many are not able to buy a car when 18, if anything cars are for spoiled brats
Re: Computer performance tests and results
I'll just buy some cheap car somehow when 18+, or else I'll just keep taking the bus.
If wanna get to teh city and things that are 5km+ I either walk or get on bus no need for any scooter. :)
And ofc I don't want it too since I am not that interested in those kinda things.
If wanna get to teh city and things that are 5km+ I either walk or get on bus no need for any scooter. :)
And ofc I don't want it too since I am not that interested in those kinda things.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
- Kopaka
- 39mins club
- Posts: 6612
- Joined: 23 May 2002, 13:59
- Team: LAME
- Location: In a northern danish city beating YOUR record.
- Contact:
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Yeah you can really see the benefit of that i7 in your download speed.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
ye, thought the sameKopaka wrote:Yeah you can really see the benefit of that i7 in your download speed.
thanks for the insight into the over-clocking of your pcMawane wrote:CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.40GHz
Team TR
Multi WR in Labyrinth with GRob
Best Internal Total Times, Pipe stats & Pipe archive
World kuski map, World Cup stats
Re: Computer performance tests and results
When I traded up from Intel P4 (HT) to Q9550 (Quad), SuperPI went through 10 times faster, also video encoding about the same.
Should also consider the invested new MOBO, RAM ones etc, this was like more than 3 years ago though. Soon time for a new upgrade!
Should also consider the invested new MOBO, RAM ones etc, this was like more than 3 years ago though. Soon time for a new upgrade!
Re: Computer performance tests and results
I went there by train, Liptovsky Mikulas. Nice lake and all.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
Free internet that comes with the appartment and isnt included in the rent, just plug tp cable into the wall teh
welcome to sweden
Re: Computer performance tests and results
hate you so much
Re: Computer performance tests and results
me too (((( Can't dl shit fast, and can't stream either since it will need to buffer every 30s, have to wait for like 10min to see an episode of something.
Re: Computer performance tests and results
the same like Hosp.
I live in a house in a house part of town, which means, that internet-companies will not provide us optical cables so soon... wchich means we will stay at 5Mbit/s for few more years...
I live in a house in a house part of town, which means, that internet-companies will not provide us optical cables so soon... wchich means we will stay at 5Mbit/s for few more years...
Re: Computer performance tests and results
You say welcome to sweden, but the server says copenhagen. Wut?