WPrime and WEI Benchmarks for Tablet PCs

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  1. 2disbetter

    2disbetter Function over Form

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    Yeah turns out that the only score which is higher is the storage score in the WEI test. Rather sad, but I hold hope that over clocking might help see a speed up. At this point however i'm not even sure that over clocking is even possible. It seems that HP assumed better battery life would be better than computing competency.

    At this point I'm not sure about that being such a good idea.

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    2disbetter, Dec 27, 2011
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    ships10 Scribbler - Standard Member Senior Member

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    Yeah, what a shame......I mean the cpu score has dropped off significantly also....I think I'll hang on to my slate 500 for now....!
     
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    e-schreiber ƒ(x) / fashion Senior Member

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    I just added the Slate 2 to the list. Thanks, 2d! :)
    I also added a link to a chart I made using LibreOffice.
     
    e-schreiber, Dec 28, 2011
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    Motion F5 with Core 2 Duo U7500 (stock clocks @ 1.06Ghz): 32M = 84.707sec

    This is on the OEM Vista install, don't know what effect it has, next week I'm putting Win 7 on it so we'll see
     
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    e-schreiber ƒ(x) / fashion Senior Member

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    Chart updated. Thanks, Agent9!
    Should we move the thread to the "Hardware" forum?
     
    e-schreiber, Dec 30, 2011
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    Here are the WPRIME results for the new Q550 with the Z690 processor

    32M - 124.488 sec (1700 Mhz Cedarview)
     
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    e-schreiber ƒ(x) / fashion Senior Member

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    Thanks, ownatron! Chart updated.
     
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    Here are my wprime #s for the slate 500 over clocked with the new 128 GB SSd . Not sure if the ssd matters.
    32M-95.6 sec @ 2.2 GHz
    32M-104 sec @2147MHz
     
    ships10, Feb 22, 2012
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    e-schreiber ƒ(x) / fashion Senior Member

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    Does it run stable at both 2147MHz and 2.2Ghz?
     
    e-schreiber, Feb 22, 2012
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    ships10 Scribbler - Standard Member Senior Member

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    Surprisingly yes. It has always been stable @ 2.147 GHz. However, this past week it has been stable@2.2GHz.with no BSOD unlike before. Can't explain why. However, it does get warm . With my new lap lounge it does not get as hot as it used to when it was in the folio.
    I usually keep it @2.147 GHz.
    Addendum: Half hour after I wrote this post I got the BSOD out of nowhere...don't know why. I was using it @ 2.147 GHz and browsing the net. I had about 4 tabs open. The temp was around 66 C.

    I rebooted and it has been stable since then....interesting or what?
     
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