Geekbench

NuclearVision

Geekbench is a cross-platform, benchmark test, which monitors your Device's performance (PC, mac, iphone, ipod, ipad, android, etc).
Download it from here and share with us your results.
The iphone/ipad version must be bought directly from the appstore for 4.99$, or downloaded for free from installous, which is illegal.

My iphone 3gs 16gb scored 264.
My new ipad 16gb wifi scored 1044.
My emachines em350 10.1" netbook scored 1139 (running ubuntu precise pangolin).

Installation should be easy on most platforms,here's the guide on how to run on linux:

This was tested on ubuntu 12.04 like i said earlier;
1-download the archive from the website(linux version of course).
2-unarchive it, and place the geekbench folder on your desktop.
3-Open terminal and type:

cd Desktop/geekbench

4-now type:

chmod +x geekbench

5-to run it now type:

./geekbench

Every time you need to run, open terminal and repeat steps 3 and 5.

Adnan

My HP mini 311 scored 818.
How much should I be ashamed ?

http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/view/996990

Note : the operating system is actually Xubuntu 12.04.

And if anyone can tell me what's good / wrong with my computer's performance because I don't really understand those numbers. Thanks in advance.

NuclearVision

@Anton Your netbook is just fine, i compared your benchmark with mine, i think the low performance is due to its processor which is the atom n270.

Adnan

Thanks, but I'm not Anton.

Joe

Every time you need to run, open terminal and repeat steps 3 and 5.

The call to chmod is persistent. Unless another program modifies the permissions, which is unlikely.
In other words you only have to do step 4 once, and don't have to repeat it each time you rerun the test.

NuclearVision

@Αντνάν i was too lazy to copy your greek username :D
@rahmu thanks man, it is like i said only steps 3 and 5 right?

m0ei

rahmu wrote
Every time you need to run, open terminal and repeat steps 3 and 5.
The call to chmod is persistent. Unless another program modifies the permissions, which is unlikely.
In other words you only have to do step 4 once, and don't have to repeat it each time you rerun the test.

I think he meant only 3 and 5, not 3 to 5.

yasamoka

9749 with a Core i7 930 @3.61GHz.
http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/997330

I'm guessing I could get higher with HyperThreading off. It seems to limit the single core tests because they think that 1 core = 1 thread when it's actually 2 threads. Proof is that single core Blowfish scores 2000, multi-core 14000, 7x, and I have 4 cores with 8 threads, 4 < 7 < 8.

So all those with dual core Intel Atoms and Core i7s, turn off HyperThreading. You may get a higher score.

I'm going to test that when I restart my system.