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[kdb424]

I honestly have no idea how good these benchmarks are. Let me know!

System info

Operating system:    Mac OS X 10.5.4 (Build 9E17)
Model:    MacBook Pro (Mid 2007)
Processor:    Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU T7500 @ 2.20GHz
Frequency:    2.20 GHz
Total CPU number:    2
Physical CPU number:    1
Bus frequency:    800 MHz
Memory size:    2.00 GB
Memory type:    667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
Compiled with:    GCC 4.0.1 (Apple Inc. build 5465)
Tests results

Composite result:    3.36
iBench_fp test suite

Householder transformation:    3.54
Gaussian blur:    3.33
Mandelbrot set generation:    3.29
Numerical integration:    3.29
JPEG compression:    3.32
LU decomposition:    3.43
Edge detection:    3.85
Fast Fourier Transform:    3.34
Eigenvalue:    3.35
Partial result:    3.41
iBench_int test suite

Prime numbers calculation:    3.37
Blowfish cypher:    3.35
Kruskal tree search:    3.39
ZIP compression:    3.55
Integer factorization:    3.23
N Queens problem:    3.44
Maximum Common Divisor:    3.36
Quick sorting:    3.23
Binary searching:    3.08
Bubble sorting:    3.12
MD5 hashing:    3.32
Partial result:    3.31


System info

Operating system:    Mac OS X 10.5.5 (Build 9F9)
Model:    MacBook Pro (Mid 2007)
Processor:    Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU T7500 @ 2.20GHz
Frequency:    2.20 GHz
Total CPU number:    2
Physical CPU number:    1
Bus frequency:    800 MHz
Memory size:    2.00 GB
Memory type:    667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
Compiled with:    GCC 4.0.1 (Apple Inc. build 5465)
Tests results

Composite result:    3.10
iBench_fp test suite

Householder transformation:    3.07
Gaussian blur:    3.01
Mandelbrot set generation:    3.22
Numerical integration:    3.06
JPEG compression:    3.15
LU decomposition:    2.86
Edge detection:    3.66
Fast Fourier Transform:    3.05
Eigenvalue:    3.00
Partial result:    3.11
iBench_int test suite

Prime numbers calculation:    3.13
Blowfish cypher:    3.12
Kruskal tree search:    2.80
ZIP compression:    3.13
Integer factorization:    3.01
N Queens problem:    3.21
Maximum Common Divisor:    3.15
Quick sorting:    3.06
Binary searching:    3.03
Bubble sorting:    3.13
MD5 hashing:    3.13
Partial result:    3.08


You tell me!

[age_sabres18]

i got 176 w/o HD in 10.5.4 -----> up to 186 w/o HD in 10.5.5 9f32

[Funky frank]

Maybe some background indexes were running after installing 10.5.5 like spotlight indexing?

Can you re-run again the 10.5.5 benchmark again please?

[nano2nd]

Xbench is running round about the same for me but graphics performance is massively improved:



Previous score was around 25,000

[copperboy]

I don't think so. You can see there is little difference on Geekbench.

http://forum.insanel...howtopic=127274