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Welcome to seven forums Hemphill,
Great scores and solid system!
Great scores and solid system!
My Computer
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Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
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- Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

Current scores:
Current scores:
They haven't made a CPU that will score 7.9 yet. Supposedly, it will take 8 cores. But your scores are great. Nice machine.
They haven't made a CPU that will score 7.9 yet. Supposedly, it will take 8 cores. But your scores are great. Nice machine.
Hi all
Even with 8 cores, I still only get 7.5, well I say 'only'
Regards
UKMedia

I recently built up a little HTPC box with a ZOTAC Z68ITX-B-E motherboard. My goal was small, powerful, fairly quiet and moderately low power consumption. I'm fairly pleased with the results. Of interest, here is the standard WEI and the results of running "winsat disk". My reason for showing both is that the WEI looks like a regular mechanical HDD. In this case, it's a kind of hybrid. I have a 40 GB Intel SSD in the mSATA slot on the under-side of the motherboard, and I have the BIOS set for RAID. In Windows I set up Intel Rapid Storage for acceleration, or what they call Intel Smart Response Technology. The winsat results show some pretty fast numbers for a simple Samsung Eco-Green HDD.
As a HTPC, I'm using ShowAnalyzer to process out commercials. With this setup, I've been seeing a one hour HD show get processed in two to three minutes. The ShowAnalyzer Interface reports peaks of 60 MB/sec being processed. I think that's pretty good.
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They haven't made a CPU that will score 7.9 yet. Supposedly, it will take 8 cores. But your scores are great. Nice machine.
Hi all
Even with 8 cores, I still only get 7.5, well I say 'only'
Regards
UKMedia
8 physical cores, not threads.![]()

Hi all
Even with 8 cores, I still only get 7.5, well I say 'only'
Regards
UKMedia
8 physical cores, not threads.![]()
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This is what a Rampage III Extreme gives.. I expect my RAM to hit that 7.9 too when I will have 12 GB.. The I7-960 will probably stick at where it is now
