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> >> bogomips : 3611.22 |
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> >> TLB size : 1024 4K pages |
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> >> bogomips : 1603.39 |
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> >> TLB size : 1024 4K pages |
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> >> 2) Just curious: Why is there such a big difference between the 2 CPUs' |
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> >> bogomips values reported? |
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> Piotr |
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There has to be no difference between the two cores on dual-core processors. |
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That's because the bogomips-benchmark is a "calculated" benchmark that |
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depends mostly on the clock frequency and since the two cores on dual-core |
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athlons/opterons use the same clock, it's not possible to have different |
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values on that type of dual-core processor. I've absolutely identical values |
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(4825.77 bogomips) for both cores of my Athlon64 X2 4600+. |
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If you have two processors (f.ex. two single-cores) on your mainboard, than |
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you will have two slightly different values because of the slightly different |
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clock of the two processors. In your case it seems that the second processor |
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has a decreased clock. I'm sure you have enabled cool'n'quiet. |
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Rgds |
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Bernhard |
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