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garyflynn 08-25-2010 11:52 AM

Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
Now that we have good options for overclocking the TP2

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=162

and

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...&postcount=281

Does anyone have any ideas for measuring the impact of different clock speeds in an objective way?

For example is there a video player that will display the amount of frames per second it is able to process or a calculation intense procedure that we can have the TP2 time?

I considered using a stopwatch to measure boot-up time, but realized that the methods we have set the clock speed late in the boot process, so I couldn't expect any change in speed.

one80oneday 08-25-2010 01:27 PM

Re: Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/search.php?searchid=9602099

matchstickredgti 08-25-2010 01:36 PM

Re: Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
1 Attachment(s)
spb benchmark.

pesok 08-25-2010 04:16 PM

Re: Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
Here are my results with SPB Benchmarks v1.6. All results are in Ms and lower is better/faster

ROM = Formula's SPB MobileSense 3.5.5 - Formula.LD.23563.E.080410.exe (WM 6.5 COM5)

Clean flash done right before tests with Task29 prior(to assure integrity)
Fresh reboot + 2 mins wait(to make sure startup apps are fully loaded) done before EACH run.
------------------------------------------------------------

Stock (530mhz) - neither Msm7kCpuSpeed nor any other OCing program installed

RUN #1
----------FILE SYSTEM----------
Write 1MB file = 454ms
Read 1MB file = 64ms
Copy 1 MB file = 489ms
Write 10kb x 100 files = 3910ms
Read 10kb X 100 files = 336ms
Copy 10kb X 100 files = 3275ms
Dir. list of 2k files = 1202ms
Internal adatabase read = 808ms
-----------------MISC.-----------------
Compress 1MB file using ZIP = 2719ms
Decompress 1024x768 JPEG file = 409ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MFLOPS = 3485ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MOPS = 1023ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MWIPS = 7316ms
Copy 1MB using memcpy = 8ms

RUN #2
----------FILE SYSTEM----------
Write 1MB file = 453ms
Read 1MB file = 64ms
Copy 1 MB file = 487ms
Write 10kb x 100 files = 3820ms
Read 10kb X 100 files = 327ms
Copy 10kb X 100 files = 3218ms
Dir. list of 2k files = 1201ms
Internal adatabase read = 795ms
-----------------MISC.-----------------
Compress 1MB file using ZIP = 2705ms
Decompress 1024x768 JPEG file = 401ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MFLOPS = 3488ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MOPS = 1030ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MWIPS = 7319ms
Copy 1MB using memcpy = 8ms

RUN #3
----------FILE SYSTEM----------
Write 1MB file = 455ms
Read 1MB file = 66ms
Copy 1 MB file = 488ms
Write 10kb x 100 files = 4088ms
Read 10kb X 100 files = 342ms
Copy 10kb X 100 files = 3323ms
Dir. list of 2k files = 1218ms
Internal adatabase read = 788ms
-----------------MISC.-----------------
Compress 1MB file using ZIP = 2743ms
Decompress 1024x768 JPEG file = 409ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MFLOPS = 3478ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MOPS = 1020ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MWIPS = 7300ms
Copy 1MB using memcpy = 8ms

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Overclocked to 787Mhz with Auto_OC tool via Msm7kCpuSpeed V2

RUN #1
----------FILE SYSTEM----------
Write 1MB file = 441ms
Read 1MB file = 57ms
Copy 1 MB file = 482ms
Write 10kb x 100 files = 3148ms
Read 10kb X 100 files = 284ms
Copy 10kb X 100 files = 3036ms
Dir. list of 2k files = 1030ms
Internal adatabase read = 639ms
-----------------MISC.-----------------
Compress 1MB file using ZIP = 2370ms
Decompress 1024x768 JPEG file = 303ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MFLOPS = 2358ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MOPS = 737ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MWIPS = 4977ms
Copy 1MB using memcpy = 7ms


RUN #2
----------FILE SYSTEM----------
Write 1MB file = 436ms
Read 1MB file = 58ms
Copy 1 MB file = 495ms
Write 10kb x 100 files = 3152ms
Read 10kb X 100 files = 294ms
Copy 10kb X 100 files = 3077ms
Dir. list of 2k files = 1043ms
Internal adatabase read = 652ms
-----------------MISC.-----------------
Compress 1MB file using ZIP = 2359ms
Decompress 1024x768 JPEG file = 307ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MFLOPS = 2367ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MOPS = 751ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MWIPS = 4987ms
Copy 1MB using memcpy = 7ms

RUN #3
----------FILE SYSTEM----------
Write 1MB file = 430ms
Read 1MB file = 56ms
Copy 1 MB file = 494ms
Write 10kb x 100 files = 3158ms
Read 10kb X 100 files = 278ms
Copy 10kb X 100 files = 3056ms
Dir. list of 2k files = 1021ms
Internal adatabase read = 604ms
-----------------MISC.-----------------
Compress 1MB file using ZIP = 2401ms
Decompress 1024x768 JPEG file = 308ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MFLOPS = 2358ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MOPS = 753ms
CPU Test: Whetstones MWIPS = 4972ms
Copy 1MB using memcpy = 7ms

As you can see OCing to 787Mhz brings tremendous benefits. Not a single problem during overclocked state.
Did not notice any excessive battery drain, nor did phone overheat during intensive benchmarking(Battery temp stayed under 40c)
All the tests took a bit over 3 hours, hitting thanks button takes less than 3 seconds:),
but then again i didnt do it for thanks

matchstickredgti 08-25-2010 04:41 PM

Re: Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
my results from benchmark test at 518mhz and at 787mhz

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...&postcount=285

definitely an improvement

nayr1482 08-25-2010 06:51 PM

Re: Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pesok (Post 1923665)
...hitting thanks button takes less than 3 seconds...

you should probably thank mangomango for posting spb benchmark for you to do those tests ;)
and you should probably thank the people that put together the oc'ing tools, and scripts ;)

nice numbers, thanks for posting them

Maxx134 08-25-2010 11:02 PM

Re: Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
1 Attachment(s)
Besides SPB Benchmark I also use this little app:

pesok 09-02-2010 12:00 AM

Re: Benchmarking overclocked TP2s
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nayr1482 (Post 1923865)
you should probably thank mangomango for posting spb benchmark for you to do those tests ;)
and you should probably thank the people that put together the oc'ing tools, and scripts ;)

nice numbers, thanks for posting them

I been running spb bench ever since OCing became possible, and posted link to the download cab few weeks ago on this forum. Also those tests were done about 5 days prior to the time of my post in this thread, since its a copy from my other thread-and there i thanked all that were involved


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