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mtech`s PCMark05 (alpha) Score

34911 marks with Xeon X5667 @ 5610 MHz

06 Sep 2010

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Intel Xeon X5667 Rank

1st out of 2

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model Intel Xeon X5667 Westmere-EP Cooling Cascade Phase Change Cores 5,610 MHz (+82.97%)

Memory

Type DDR3 SDRAM

Videocard

Model AMD Radeon HD 5870 (Cypress) Cooling Single Stage Phase Change Speed 1,165 MHz (+37.06%) / 1,285 MHz (+7.08%)

Motherboard

Model ASUS Rampage II Extreme Chipset X58

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Comments

mtech commented on his own score:

14 year and 11 months ago – Xeon X5667(4cores)@5610MHz 1.73V cascade cooled, Asus Rampage II Extreme, Radeon 5870@1165@1285 1.45V SS cooled, 6Gb Kingston DDR3@1795 6-6-6-20-1T 1.78V, 4xGigabyte I-RAM+Acard ANS9010 RAID0@ICH10R, Antec TPQ-1000

cyclone

September 6, 2010 at 8:35:00 PM UTC

HDD Tests rock -)

How's the PCI-E RAID controller doing? No changes?

mtech

September 6, 2010 at 8:49:34 PM UTC

HDD Tests are really bad in comparison with my competitors (~247 HDD General usage in my case vs >600 HDD General Usage). With Adaptec 5805 scores are even worse.

Antinomy

September 7, 2010 at 5:52:30 AM UTC

Adaptec's controllers were always junk

What did you run on I-ram's and what on Acard? How do they perform comparing to each other?

mtech

September 7, 2010 at 7:18:05 AM UTC

I used IDE WD800BB as a system drive, 4xI-RAMs+ACARD 9010@ICH10R as PCMark drive. 3xI-RAMs RAID0 performs similar to ACARD 9010 in RAID0 mode: I-RAMs are faster in Virus Scan, but slower in General Usage.