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For now I suggest using uvg266 https://github.com/ultravideo/uvg266 unlike x265, uvg266 scales very well to the number of cores:
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Hello, Why is the Memory Write speed 67 percent faster than the Memory Read speed?
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Hello, Suggestion - release a standalone CPU/GPU benchmark based on your ray tracing engine (from FP32/FP64 Ray-Trace benchmark) with visualization (similar to Cinebench 2024) this will increase mentions and popularity of AIDA
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what exact method do you use to measure flops/iops? matrix multiplication or something else?
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We will add the Bytes per Clock (BPC) bandwidth option to the right-click context menu in the next AIDA64 beta update In this case, the "Latency" should also switch to "clocks"
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As for the per core request, I'm afraid our multi-threaded bandwidth benchmarks do not expose the per-core performance results, so we cannot show them on the UI. But modern processors have different cores (Intel P/E, Zen 5/5c), and it would be interesting to be able to get results for different types of cores
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Hello, please add the ability to switch results between GB/sec and bytes/clock please add the ability to show results per core
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New cache and memory benchmarks in AIDA64 v3.00
MAA replied to Fiery's topic in Benchmarking, system performance
Hello, why is L2 BW lower than L3 BW?
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Still no plans to make an NPU benchmark?
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in that case this code is not suitable for the reference benchmark
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Why is Threadripper 7975WX's FPU Mandel score worse than 3970X again?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raptor_Lake#Instability_and_degradation_issue
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in that case both results should be published
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Why is SMT disabled?
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Why in ZLib the result of Threadripper 7975WX is almost the same as the old 3970X? Maybe need to use next gen Zlib? https://github.com/zlib-ng/zlib-ng
