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Edit page memo/benchmark/compression
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bernie
<bernie@66.102.14.16>
Mon, 14 Nov 2011 23:22:47 +0000
(18:22 -0500)
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Bernie Innocenti
<bernie@codewiz.org>
Thu, 9 Feb 2012 05:12:12 +0000
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-== Crude CPU benchmarks ==
-
-=== Lossless compression algorithms ===
+== A crude CPU benchmark using lossless compression algorithms ==
{{{
{{{
-time lzop >/dev/null &
gt;
file
-time gzip >/dev/null &
gt;
file
-time bzip2 >/dev/null &
gt;
file
-time xz >/dev/null &
gt;
file
+time lzop >/dev/null &
lt;test
file
+time gzip >/dev/null &
lt;test
file
+time bzip2 >/dev/null &
lt;test
file
+time xz >/dev/null &
lt;test
file
}}}
}}}
+"testfile" is a 175MB avi (southpark_12x12_about_last_night.avi). It's not really compressible, which helps level the ground.
+
+=== Results ===
+
|| **Hostname** || **System** || ** CPU Brand** || **CPU** ||**Clock**||**Arch**||
|| giskard-x201 || Lenovo x201 || Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU || M 620 || 2.67GHz || x86_64 ||
|| istek || Lenovo x201 || Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU || M 540 || 2.53GHz || x86_64 ||
|| **Hostname** || **System** || ** CPU Brand** || **CPU** ||**Clock**||**Arch**||
|| giskard-x201 || Lenovo x201 || Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU || M 620 || 2.67GHz || x86_64 ||
|| istek || Lenovo x201 || Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU || M 540 || 2.53GHz || x86_64 ||
@@
-58,7
+60,6
@@
time xz >/dev/null >file
|| giskard || || || || || 4.442 || ||
==== Notes ====
|| giskard || || || || || 4.442 || ||
==== Notes ====
- * test file is a 175MB avi (southpark_12x12_about_last_night.avi)
* all targets using 1 core only!
* The MB/s figure refers to trinity
* "index" is xz compression performance relative to trinity
* all targets using 1 core only!
* The MB/s figure refers to trinity
* "index" is xz compression performance relative to trinity