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Why did you remove benchmark for SHA1/SHA2?
MAA replied to MAA's topic in Benchmarking, system performance
But why don't you like "hardware acceleration"? Especially since this is not real hardware acceleration, but only extension to the x86 instruction set architecture. -
Why did you remove benchmark for SHA1/SHA2?
MAA replied to MAA's topic in Benchmarking, system performance
Very strange explanation. Why then do you use AES-benchmark? He also uses acceleration. -
Hello, Please add measurement of the consumed power during the benchmark. And show the value Scores/Watt.
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Why did you remove benchmark for SHA1/SHA2?
MAA replied to MAA's topic in Benchmarking, system performance
But why did you do SHA3 instead of SHA2? sha2 is used much more often than sha3. also sha2 is hardware accelerated in CPU. sha3 NO. -
Hello, Is the disk speed test (Tools - Disk Benchmark) compatible with Windows virtual machine (VMware ESXi)?
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Hello, Please add info about bus width and clock for each cache L1/L2/L3/L4, and info about type (exclusive, inclusive).
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Hello, Why you don't benchmark the latest Intel processors? Your last tested processor is i7-8700K from Q4'17. P.S. And why 16x Ryzen9 3950X has a significantly lower result than 8x Ryzen7 1800X in PhotoWorxx?
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Hello, Please add info about available timers and their clocks (RTC/ACPI/QPC/HPET)
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Why did you remove benchmark for SHA1/SHA2?
MAA replied to MAA's topic in Benchmarking, system performance
>> As a hashing algorithm, SHA1 is obsolete. SHA1, but not SHA2. NIST does not currently plan to withdraw SHA2 or remove it from the revised Secure Hash Standard. -
Hello, why did you remove benchmark for SHA1/SHA2? this benchmark could be hardware accelerated https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_SHA_extensions
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DumpEDID shows not complete information? What simple utilities can show full info?
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I used DumpEDID, but i do not see "Maximum Pixel Clock" or "Video Bandwidth" info. How do you get this information (170 MHz)? D:\Distr\nirsoft\dumpedid>DumpEDID.exe -a DumpEDID v1.07 Copyright (c) 2006 - 2018 Nir Sofer Web site: http://www.nirsoft.net ***************************************************************** Active : Yes Registry Key : DISPLAY\BNQ78DB\4&1a6469cc&1&UID52830976 Monitor Name : BenQ GW2270 Serial Number : A9J02231019 Manufacture Week : 37 / 2018 ManufacturerI
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How to see the current drawn by the device connected to the usb port?
MAA replied to MAA's topic in General Discussion
Yes, that's what i'm talking about. Why AIDA does not show this information? -
How to see the current drawn by the device connected to the usb port?
MAA replied to MAA's topic in General Discussion
But Windows can: https://support.hp.com/doc-images/953/c01906076.jpg -
Hello, I have monitor BenQ GW2270HM As you can see in datasheet, Video Bandwidth = 205 MHz https://www.benq.eu/en-ee/support/downloads-faq/manuals/datasheet/monitor-datasheet-086.html and now i'm using mode 1920*1080@70Hz But, AIDA show incorrect info: Maximum Pixel Clock 170 MHz 1920 x 1080 Pixel Clock: 148.50 MHz