[Arm-netbook] Selecting the right Soc for out ARM Notebook project.
Lauri Kasanen
cand at gmx.com
Sun May 6 18:46:42 BST 2012
On Sun, 06 May 2012 15:20:34 +0100
Gordan Bobic <gordan at bobich.net> wrote:
> Yes, but most of those are synthetic benchmarks that are rather FP
> heavy, such as rendering, AV encoding, etc.
Well, I do rendering monthly, encoding about weekly and compiling daily. So I wouldn't quite discount those benchmarks.
> In Apachebench it shows rough equivalence clock-for-clock (which puts
> the A9 massively ahead in performance per watt), and 7z test shows them
> to be about the same which puts A9 considerably ahead of the Atom
> clock-for-clock.
Apache is a multiprocess test, so the A9 only got half the perf per clock?
1753/1600 = 1.09 hits/Mhz
1362/1200/2 = 0.56 hits/Mhz (dual core)
> It is also interesting that the Atom got soundly beaten by the A9 in the
> OpenSSL RSA test. I wonder if this test is multi-threaded which would
> clearly put the A9 at an advantage since N270 only has a single core. If
> it isn't then that is quite embarrasing for the Atom.
It's single-threaded, IIRC.
- Lauri
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