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say it ain't so--- i72640m in my new lenovo beat by dual x5365s?

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2/18/12 at 5:29pm
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Could this possibly be correct? Just got my lenovo t420s w/ ssd, 6 gigs ram, and i72640m. Ran windows experience index, and processor/memory scores came in at 6.9.
On my 5+ year old desktop w/ dual xeon x5365 (3.0ghz) and 12 gigs FBDIMM ram, I'm getting 7.7 processor/ram scores.


Not that I'm complaining, the laptop runs awesome, but just curious as to why the discrepnacy. I ran the index on my laptop with power features at full performance and full overclock . shouldn't the i7 beat the 5365, even though I'm running a dual setup?
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post #2 of 4
2/18/12 at 6:50pm
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Originally Posted by jglass02 View Post

but just curious as to why the discrepnacy. This is an excellent site I love it!


I also have the same question.


Edited by marygthu - 3/23/12 at 8:09pm
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2/18/12 at 8:46pm
According to the Passmark CPU benchmark test, your previous dual-CPU setup is indeed more powerful than your current i7. This might be a result of multiple processors being superior to multiple cores or desktop processors being generally more powerful than mobile processors.
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2/19/12 at 12:52pm
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According to the Passmark CPU benchmark test, your previous dual-CPU setup is indeed more powerful than your current i7. This might be a result of multiple processors being superior to multiple cores or desktop processors being generally more powerful than mobile processors.

wow.. that's a pretty significant difference. I've had those cpus for a few years now... looks like I made a good investment :-)
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