3.0ghz pentium 4
2gb ram
nvidia quadro fx 3500 (256mb)
Single: 5.190918
Muliti: 4.174072
Single Thread=6.167999
Multi Thread=3.915998
AMD 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+
1 Gig RAM
NVidia GeForce 6600
I asume lower values are better in this test?
Yes, the lower the better. But I have no clue what the numbers are refering to.
Single=6.125
Multi Thread=2.925
Multithreading results in 52.2% speed increase
iMac Core Duo 2.0
Windows XP Pro on Bootcamp 1.2
P4 3.2G no oc
915PGN
512x2 ddr400=1G
8600GTS 675/2000
windows2003 sp1
before i post my results… i would just like to note that I built this pc back almost 3 years ago… spending under 1300(canadian)… so I apolagize to those who spent more getting worse results
Pentium 4 3.0Ghz Prescott HT (1 core!!! 1!!!)
single Thread 5.661011
multi thread 4.615997
18.4% speed increase with multithreading
2gigs DDR2 dual channel Corsairs
Single Thread=4.592999
Multi Thread=1.479
Multithreading resulted in 67.699997% speed increase.
Dual Xeon 5140 (2.33 dual core)
4 gigs ram
Geforce 7900GTX
Raptor 150/10k rpm hd
Win XP Pro 32bit
mine:
Gateway notebook 17in widescreen
nVidia GS 7900 w/256 megs video memory
Centrino 2.16GHz Core2 Duo
4gigs ram
Single Thread = 3.835999
Multi Thread = 2.272995
Multithreading resulted in 40.7% speed increase
Multithreading IS recommended for this system
regards,
William
right above the test button you will see multiDraw and MultiRender
if it is highlighted yellow it is active, it uses multithreading for when you work and render, improving performance
cool…
what mem settings can be adjusted to obtain varying results???
from what im seeing it looks like the more physical ram you got, the happier Zbrush becomes
first setting to play with is the auto-compact memory, if you have the ram that you know is available, setting this higher, (i suggest not exeeding 70% of your total ram) default is 256
the other setting to improve performance is QtransThreshold, if you have a lot of high res models that lag, just set this lower, its what makes your model step down detail while moving
Q6600@3Ghz
4 Gb gskill 4-4-3-5 HK
Single = 3.147
Multi = 1.222
% increase = 61.099998
Dell Precision PWS690
Dual Xeon X5355 2.66 (8 cores)
4 gigs ram (2.75GB used)
XP 32
How many cores does ZBrush 3 take advantage of?
Pentium® D CUP 3.40ghz
3.00 GB RAM
dang, thats pretty good and my computer is OLD! haha
Hi All, It’s been a long time…
Here is a quick link to a [[color=Lime]Youtube video](")that I recorded to test my new Intel Quad Core 2.4.
Hi,
Here is the result on my Toshiba notebook with an Intel Centrino Duo [email protected] with 2 Gb Ram - Vista Ultimate 32bits:
Single Thread=3.816
Multi THread=2.355
Multithreading resulted in 38.2% speed increase
Intel Q6600 2.4GHz
2GB DDR2 800MHz
Single: 3.364990
Multi: 1.438049
57.2% increase
Yay for the new rig!
Wow
Lots of benchmarks with Multithreading below 2. This is great!
Interesting though would be a benchmark of an Apple Mac (pro) running ZB3.1 on XP64 or XP32 via parallel desktop.
Anyone out there with this configuratiuon?
Cheers
kel