Benchmark that shows correlation between latency and data size?

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • Nowhere
    Super MURCer
    • Jun 2002
    • 4830

    #1

    Benchmark that shows correlation between latency and data size?

    I remember seeing once something like this, can\t find it though.

    I think it was used during some CPU tests, to show increasing latency when data used by the program/benchmark increases, with very clear passings of L1/L2 border and cache/RAM border. Would be very helpfull to me now...any ideas what is it/where it was used?
  • Admiral
    Super MURCer
    • Aug 2000
    • 3125

    #2
    Sisoft Sandra and/or Everest, though I have a feelilng I'm wrong.

    Comment

    • Nowhere
      Super MURCer
      • Jun 2002
      • 4830

      #3
      To be more precise - I've had an impression that it plotted nice graphs showing relation between various data sizes (very small step) and latency.

      Comment

      • mmp121
        MURCer
        • Aug 2001
        • 683

        #4
        I wanna say linpack, but then I dunno if that's exactly what your looking for.
        Go Bunny GO!


        Titan:
        MSI NEO2-FISR | Intel P4-3.0C | 1024MB Corsair TWINX1024 3200LLPT RAM | ATI AIW 9700 Pro | Dell P780 @ 1024x768x32 | Turtle Beach Santa Cruz | Sony DRU-500A DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW | WDC 100GB [C:] | WDC 100GB [D:] | Logitech MX-700

        Mini:
        Shuttle SB51G XPC | Intel P4 2.4Ghz | Matrox G400MAX | 512 MB Crucial DDR333 RAM | CD-RW/DVD-ROM | Seagate 80GB [C:] | Logitech Cordless Elite Duo

        Server:
        Abit BE6-II | Intel PIII 450Mhz | Matrox Millennium II PCI | 256 MB Crucial PC133 RAM | WDC 6GB [C:] | WDC 200GB [E:] | WDC 160GB [F:] | WDC 250GB [G:]

        Comment

        • Nowhere
          Super MURCer
          • Jun 2002
          • 4830

          #5
          Yep, that's what I've seen long time ago, on techreport. And while it doesn't show exactly what I'd like it'll be good enough analogy.

          Comment

          • Faramir1966
            MURCer
            • Jul 2002
            • 158

            #6
            Maybe this is what you are looking for? http://www.thesycon.de/deu/free_download.shtml

            Its called DPC Latency checker.

            edit.:
            Maybe not,its more suited for sound issues.
            Last edited by Faramir1966; 27 November 2006, 11:21.
            ASUS P5B-E ;2GB G.Skill DDR2 Ram; C2D6420;lub 3D X1950pro ;SoundBlaster X-Fi;WinXP

            Comment

            • Jon P. Inghram
              Super MURCer
              • Oct 1999
              • 3878

              #7
              CPU-Z comes with a utility to do that.

              Comment

              Working...