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Intel E7200 2.53GHz Dual Core Processor
CineBench R10:
MAXON CINEBENCH runs several tests on computers to measure the performance of the processor and graphics card under real-world circumstances and makes use of up to 16 cpus or cpu cores. Cinebench's test process is in two-phases: The first test procedure is directed against the cpu using a 3D render scene and photo realistic image settings shown above to test how fast the cpu can produce the fully rendered scene. During the 1st pass of the test, the benchmark will only use one cpu, or in a multi-cpu core system it will use only a single cpu core to render the photo realistic scene to get a base value against which it will then perform the 2nd phase of the test using all of the cpu cores available. Higher Frames/Second and lower rendering time in seconds equals better performance. Looking at the performance, you can see that for the single core phase of the test we achieved 2766 CB-CPU points. As for the second phase, which utilizes all four cores of the processor, we achieved 5397 CB-CPU points. The multiprocessor speedup reported during these tests was 1.95x when comparing the single core rendering with the multi core. This isn't quite 2x speed up, but 1.95x is very acceptable. For the third phase of the test, it uses OpenGL to render a short clip, for this part it received 4052 CB-GFX.
WinRar:Winrar's internal benchmark utility shows what the real time speed in KB/s that would be when using both single-thread and multi-threaded tasks. Taking a look at how the stock Intel's E7200 performed, we see that we get a resulting speed of 798 KB/s.
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