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Testing processor performance
I have been trying to test cpu performance using Nbench and have found
that I get better results running XP on VMWare system using a quad core than I do on an XP system running a dual core AM2 5200+ or 5000+ . I clocked the same system with the two different processors and was only able to obtain results about half of what I was able to achieve on an XP system running in VMWare on top of a quad core 9850 linus system. For measurement I was most interested in Floating point and Integer MOPs/sec. I originally saw the problem when running a database program and found out it was five times slower on the system running on system A running directly on dual core vs system B running in VMware on a quad core 9850. The VMware system has only one CPU allocated to it. When I realized I had a problem, I suspected first the hard drive, then the MB, then the CPU. All have been changed out, along with the memory. Any ideas on why I am seeing this difference? I just feel like there is something I am not understanding here. I don't really want to install a quad core into a system when it is only utilizing one CPU |
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