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  • We have been using StreamD in our CPU benchmarks for a few months now as a supplement to our SiSoft Sandra 2000 results. We didn't get a chance to take numbers for the AMD-760 Guide yesterday, so we are adding them today. Better late than never, right?

    Both KT133 systems show signs of a memory bottleneck, given that they score similarly. The 760 system, on the other hand, delivers screaming memory performance. Of particular interest is the SCALE score on the 1.2GHz machine, which reached 901.41MB/s. Although it is still half of the theoretical limit, 901MB/s is the best realization of performance we have seen to date.





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