Comments on: Balanced PC configuration : Cool util from Nvidia to find best CPU + GPU perf http://www.srikiran.net/blog/2008/06/18/balanced-pc-configuration-cool-util-from-nvidia-to-find-best-cpu-gpu-perf/ Kiran Bulusu is an Field Applications Engineer with experience in the domain of Formal Verification, Logic Synthesis, DFT,Timing Closure, Floorplan and Place and Route, ,RTL-GDSII Design Methodology and Flow development,Pre-Sales and Post-Sales of the product. He is an evangelist and has expereince in technical marketing in EDA and Semiconductor industry. He is currently employed at Magma Design Automation. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:33:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: kiran http://www.srikiran.net/blog/2008/06/18/balanced-pc-configuration-cool-util-from-nvidia-to-find-best-cpu-gpu-perf/#comment-12185 kiran Mon, 14 Jul 2008 23:00:37 +0000 http://www.srikiran.net/blog/?p=42#comment-12185 sandeep, your observation is right. I should have mentioned that I'm more interested in media rich apps as most content now a days fall into that category and there it performs better... and BTW, yes power consumption BM would be interesting ..It should already be there , but might not be released to public I guess.. sandeep,
your observation is right. I should have mentioned that I’m more interested in media rich apps as most content now a days fall into that category and there it performs better…

and BTW, yes power consumption BM would be interesting ..It should already be there , but might not be released to public I guess..

]]> By: Sandeep http://www.srikiran.net/blog/2008/06/18/balanced-pc-configuration-cool-util-from-nvidia-to-find-best-cpu-gpu-perf/#comment-11302 Sandeep Fri, 20 Jun 2008 09:53:34 +0000 http://www.srikiran.net/blog/?p=42#comment-11302 If you look carefully, you will see most of the big-number performance gains are in image processing + physics (games and/or photoshop). However, in raw number crunching (PCMARK benchmark), you actually take a hit with the optimized PC. Personally, I think I would definitely like to see a power consumption benchmark. Go green! If you look carefully, you will see most of the big-number performance gains are in image processing + physics (games and/or photoshop).

However, in raw number crunching (PCMARK benchmark), you actually take a hit with the optimized PC.

Personally, I think I would definitely like to see a power consumption benchmark.

Go green!

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