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Does anyone have the formula for how to calculate a pcm05 score? Im interested to see how heavily weighted transparent windows is
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If so than it will be simple enogh to hack luna to incorporate transparent themes, i suppose... Cant sit for too long at teh desk last couple of days, but I will figure this out. |
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Sorry I Problem With PC05 In XP
it's Run Well And Pass All The Test But When Show Me Scores Show Nothing In Resualt Log All Scores Has Been And Finally Score Not Show |
DO you have media encoder 9, windows media player installed?
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Sweet! Just moved rather abruptly lst night. Will get my bench rig setup tomorrow and try running this with and without themes. I am pretty good at finding/hacking system files, so I will try out some of these Vista transformation packs, hack them up figure out what works and include only what is necessary (patched uxtheme.dll and the theme file, although probably more to it than that for transparency. will do what I can to make it minimally invasive) |
Try one of the hacked aero themes for xp.
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heh heh
Already on that HC thanks :) All I have to say on that issue is... Pirate Bay was great not for pirating software, but finding, interesting takes on software, that is popular, that otherwise would never have been allowed to market. (problem is it became to popular for the bad guys to get involved.. both corporate and opensource) |
neuromancer if you would like any help testing, please let me know. pcm05 is one of my favorite benches :D
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PCMark Score PCMark05 scores will initially range between 1,200 and 5,500 PCMarks with generally available PC hardware. They are scaled such that an entry-level system will score approximately 1,200 PCMarks and a high-end system, at the time of product release, will score approximately 5,500 PCMarks. Of course, we expect that over timw there will be PCs that will score higher and higher. Figure 6: Example PCMark05 Scores The PCMark score is calculated by using the results of the various tests in the systems test suite. The individual test scores are combined using a geometric mean. The geometric mean provides a fair mechanism to combine a large number of test results as compared to assigning arbitrary weights to individual scores. Geometric means are used in other successful benchmarks such as those from SPEC. The geometric mean is scaled using results ‡ Note that such custom scores are not comparable to official PCMark scores.Page 19 PCMark05 WHITEPAPER Page 19 of 22 June 13 th 2005 from reference systems to produce the appropriate range of scores. The general formula for the geometric mean is: geometric mean = (item1 * item2 * item3 * item4) [1/number if items] . The formula for the overall PCMark score is: PCMark Score = 87 × [geomean of the System test suite test results] CPU Score The CPU score is also the geometric mean calculated from the CPU suite test results. The scaling factor is created in a same manner as for the PCMark score. The CPU score formula is: CPU Score = 82 × [geomean of the CPU test suite test results] Memory Score The memory score is also calculated from the memory suite test results using a geometric mean. The scaling factor is created in a same way as for the PCMark score. The Memory score formula is: Memory Score = 1.7 × [geomean of the Memory test suite test results] Graphics Score The PCMark05 Graphics score is calculated also using the geometric mean. The formula used is: Graphics score = 17 × [geomean of the Graphics test suite test results] HDD Score As in the other test suites, also the HDD Score is calculated using the geometric mean: HDD Score = 300 * [geomean of the HDD test suite test results] |
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