SiSoft Sandra 2003, Continued
Contents
- 1. Rome Wasn't Built In A Day, And Neither Was The Dothan
- 2. The New Dothan, Or The Evolution Of Banias
- 3. The New Dothan, Or The Evolution Of Banias, Continued
- 4. Down With Gigahertz Clock Speed Mania! Long Live The Processor Number!
- 5. In Brief: The WinBook W360 Test System
- 6. Test Setup
- 7. Test Setup, Continued
- 8. Test Setup
- 9. Synthetic Benchmarks
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SiSoft Sandra 2003, Continued
10. SiSoft Sandra 2003, Continued
In battery-powered operation, if the "Max Battery" power scheme is used, the CPU in a Pentium M notebook runs with a fixed clock of 600 MHz. As a consequence, the results of this benchmark are practically identical, apart from measurement variables. By contrast, the power scheme "Portable Laptop" causes the CPU clock to adapt to the demands of the applications.
A low CPU clock with the "Max Battery" setting also means, however, that memory is accessed more slowly.
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