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iMac G3 400, 544 MB RAM
8:11
Once I get both my beige G3's (one G3 400, one G4 400) up and running, along with my sister's roommate's PII 400, I can do a straight across the board test.
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Originally Posted by lothar56
iMac G3 400, 544 MB RAM
8:11
Once I get both my beige G3's (one G3 400, one G4 400) up and running, along with my sister's roommate's PII 400, I can do a straight across board test.
I'll be very interested to see the results of the 400 G3 vs 400 G4. That will give us a strong indication of how useful altivec is for this test (I expect the answer to be "very useful", but we'll see).
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I go back to school tomorrow, and I finally got 10.2 running on both, so I can update to 10.2.8 (no way i'm doing that at 1.2 KB/sec, I prefer the ~2.4 MB/sec I've gotten there). Their hard drives are even and i'll make sure they've got the same amount of RAM to make it more fair. Either way it's going to be ridiculously slow compared to the good machines here, but like you said, it will be neat to see the difference. I don't expect either to be as fast as the iMac though, because they're just upgraded 266MHz machines, they still have all of the limitations of the slower motherboards.
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I have all you beat. I will submit the slowest time. I'm going to submit times of a Pentium 233Mhz MMX (pentium 1). Infact if I wanted to be really sure that I have the slowest, I can pop out the CPU and put an old Pentum 75 in that board and give it a try LOL... System has 192mb RAM so I hope thats enough for the test.
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Yeah...
Beige G3 with G4 400 zif, 384MB:
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emac g4 1ghz over clocked to 1.4ghz ,maxtor 200gb hd, 640mb ram.
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imac dv se 500ghz 384mb ram
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Originally Posted by oswaldkelso
iMac DV SE 500ghz 384mb ram
0S 10.3.9, PS 7
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That's interesting, considering my iMac:
iMac G3 400, 544 MB RAM
OS 10.2.8, PS CS2
8:11
You're 100MHz faster and have Panther, which PS claims helps, but I've got more RAM.
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It is interesting maybe PS cs2 helps I may try it to see. I'll post later I 'm about to change the HD in it so its a nice and easy test.
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Just tried on my brand new Quad:
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19.3 seconds (stopwatch but I did it carefully)
Muche better than my sawtooth
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On my new quad, 7800 card = 19 sec
On my original 500 Ti Powerbook with 512 meg ram = 6 min 50 sec.
This is 18.4 times faster!!!
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I wanted to see if video card makes ANY difference at all so I pulled out the X800XT in my dual 3gig Xeon box and popped in a 16mb Matrox G400 (still not a bad card for 2D speed I think). It made no difference at all. Nothing. Still ended up with 29 seconds. I mean not even a tenth of a second difference. The resolution I was using was 1280x960.
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Originally Posted by oswaldkelso
It is interesting maybe PS cs2 helps I may try it to see. I'll post later I 'm about to change the HD in it so its a nice and easy test.
After changing from ps 7 to ps cs 8 and changing the HD for a 7200 rpm from 4400 rpm the time came down from 9 : 40 to 7: 54
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Mmmm... 18-19 seconds with the Quad G5, 4 GB RAM, 7800 Ultra.
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Loaded Dual Processor 1.25 Powermac. 1minute 5 seconds. Very happy!
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39 seconds on a amd64 X2 3800(2x2ghz for you mac only people), 2 gig of pc3200.
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1:47
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I'll home and try it on my DC G5, hopefuly the g5 is faster.
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Anybody at MacWorld have the time to try this test on the new imac and new mac book pro? I'd like to see how fast CS2 does in Rosetta with the new machines.
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Originally Posted by paulmac
Anybody at MacWorld have the time to try this test on the new imac and new mac book pro? I'd like to see how fast CS2 does in Rosetta with the new machines.
See:
http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.php?t=281987
1:05 (65 seconds) with Photoshop CS2 (v9) running through Rosetta on the new iMac Intel 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo with 512 MB DDR2 SDRAM.
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The Intel iMac PS test looks very promising. Especially since it was running in Rosetta.
Here are the numbers with my computer (PowerBook G4, 800MHz, 1GB RAM): 4:23
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PB 17" 1.33Ghz (2003) :: 1GB :: 10.4.4 :: PS 7
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Originally Posted by ravenz
That's very fast and not even with 1gb of RAM or an external scratch disk. Very impressive.
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Originally Posted by Xidius
New Powerbook 1.67 2 gigs of ram 7200rpm 100 gig
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Wow. What a massive increase in speed.
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Exactlly 40 seconds on my new iMac 2.0Ghz Core Duo. This is faster then my 2.1Ghz G5 iMac, much faster.... Imagine what this will be like native...
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Exactlly 40 seconds on my new iMac 2.0Ghz Core Duo. This is faster then my 2.1Ghz G5 iMac, much faster.... Imagine what this will be like native...
Geez thats faster than my DC G5 2.0 Ghz which cloked in at 49 seconds with 512 RAM
and Adobe PS CS2 on Tiger 10.4.4
I'm getting anohter 2 gigs hopefuly i'll gain a couple seconds in speed or maybe not.
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Originally Posted by Lateralus
Isn't it "task" singular?
Hardly surprising, really. A blur filter is going to be a tight computational loop, it'll get run a few times and then Rosetta will optimize the crap out of it and cache it.
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DP 2.7 5GB RAM 6800GT 23"HD ACD 10.4.4 Photoshop CS1
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These are the results I got:
Imac 17" with Intel/1GB/49 seconds
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Originally Posted by Lateralus
Note the RAM disparity in those systems... the Intel iMac (and the G5 iMac) may very well be swapping.
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Please...
RAM disparity or not, the Intel iMac has four times the L2 cache and twice the number of processor cores. More than enough to make up for the RAM disadvantage.
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No amount of cache or cores can make up for having to swap to disk.
Still, Adobe needs to hurry it up with a Universal Binary.
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It takes me 59 seconds to obliterate poor little horsie. Dual 2G, 10.4.2, 2.5GB
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29.58 s - dual xeon 3Ghz with 2gig ram. I had to assign 60% of my ram to ssigned to photoshop. If I set it to 50%, it occasionally uses the photoshop swap for some reason even though its way more memory than it needs. Weird. Anyway the times are pretty decent but I'm impressed with that core duo cpu. Such a low power cpu running so fast. Not like the 330W I was using during this test It did settle down to a more managable 227 watts afterwards. LOL
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Just tried on my Mac MINI Server, finished in 163.9secs (2min43secs). It's a 1.25Ghz Mac MINI loaded 1GB RAM.
Edit: 154secs@2nd run, my PM 1.6Ghz G5 (2gig DDR) only got around 134secs!!!
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Dual AMD opterons 246, 2.0 GHz, CS2, 2G RAM, 1TB hard drives SATA 2, 1394B, 1394A -- XP 64 Pro -- benchmark results 41 seconds average 5 runs. system cost under $1850 how do you G5 folks like those apples??? My system is designed for sustained thru-put data rates exceeding NTSC digital 1.4 Gbits and not processor intensive applications such as this one but I thought I'd give it a go against your G5's. Looks like I'm closer to the 2.7 dual processors and maybe 15-20% better than the 2.0 G5's and I suspect at a lot less $$$.
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ibmtq - not bad - how fast can that bad boy render a seti work unit?
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Thats almost the setup I ended up with instead of my dual xeons - but the xeons worked out somewhat cheaper because I could use regular DDR memory instead of registered. Looks like the Xeon is a good bit faster in PS (I got 29.58 s for this test) but I know for things like Cinebench and 3D rendering, the Opteron would have been definitly stronger.
Wow I have not heard about Seti for a while. It was big a while back. Is it still going strong?
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Originally Posted by ibmtg
Dual AMD opterons 246, 2.0 GHz, CS2, 2G RAM, 1TB hard drives SATA 2, 1394B, 1394A -- XP 64 Pro -- benchmark results 41 seconds average 5 runs. system cost under $1850 how do you G5 folks like those apples??? My system is designed for sustained thru-put data rates exceeding NTSC digital 1.4 Gbits and not processor intensive applications such as this one but I thought I'd give it a go against your G5's. Looks like I'm closer to the 2.7 dual processors and maybe 15-20% better than the 2.0 G5's and I suspect at a lot less $$$.
Great did you build it yourself?
Too bad you can only run Windows.
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Originally Posted by ibmtg
Dual AMD opterons 246, 2.0 GHz, CS2, 2G RAM, 1TB hard drives SATA 2, 1394B, 1394A -- XP 64 Pro -- benchmark results 41 seconds average 5 runs. system cost under $1850 how do you G5 folks like those apples??? My system is designed for sustained thru-put data rates exceeding NTSC digital 1.4 Gbits and not processor intensive applications such as this one but I thought I'd give it a go against your G5's. Looks like I'm closer to the 2.7 dual processors and maybe 15-20% better than the 2.0 G5's and I suspect at a lot less $$$.
my little X2 3800 is slightly faster. I'm thinking its because my cores are communicating thru the crossbar on die, instead of having to leave the processor to determine load.
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