On Mon, 6 Aug 2018, Jim Lee wrote:
On 08/06/2018 09:27 AM, geneb wrote:
One of the most "bang for your buck" methods of improving compling
speed would be to go to an SSD from a regular hard disk. A 240GB SSD
can be had for less than $60 USD these days.
g.
I've gone through 5 SSDs in as
On 08/06/2018 09:27 AM, geneb wrote:
One of the most "bang for your buck" methods of improving compling
speed would be to go to an SSD from a regular hard disk. A 240GB SSD
can be had for less than $60 USD these days.
g.
I've gone through 5 SSDs in as many years - they don't last. And
On 08/06/2018 09:27 AM, geneb wrote:
One of the most "bang for your buck" methods of improving compling
speed would be to go to an SSD from a regular hard disk. A 240GB SSD
can be had for less than $60 USD these days.
g.
I've gone through 5 SSDs in as many years - they don't last. And
One of the most "bang for your buck" methods of improving compling speed
would be to go to an SSD from a regular hard disk. A 240GB SSD can be had
for less than $60 USD these days.
g.
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On 06/08/2018 17:19, Dennis Poon wrote:
Martin wrote:
On 06/08/2018 16:55, Dennis Poon wrote:
The existing i3 uses DDR3 RAM and Core i5 will come with DDR4 RAM.
Well check on userbenchmark what difference you can expect for a
single core benchmark. You can select the exact 2 cpu you are
inter
On 06/08/18 13:56, Martin wrote:
> On 06/08/2018 14:09, el_es wrote:
>>
>> If there is a 'single threaded, memory intensive' benchmark you can compare
>> on both machines,
>> there is a good chance, that compilation MAY improve that much.
>> It's not scientific, as benchmarks can not compare (or r
On 06/08/2018 16:55, Dennis Poon wrote:
The existing i3 uses DDR3 RAM and Core i5 will come with DDR4 RAM.
Well check on userbenchmark what difference you can expect for a single
core benchmark. You can select the exact 2 cpu you are interested in.
That should give you are good indication.
Wh
And the gain will be lost after installing Spectre patches, where is measured
performance loss is 1~3%.
V.
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On 06/08/2018 14:09, el_es wrote:
If there is a 'single threaded, memory intensive' benchmark you can compare on
both machines,
there is a good chance, that compilation MAY improve that much.
It's not scientific, as benchmarks can not compare (or rarely can compare) to
the real load,
only for
On 06/08/2018 11:27, Dennis wrote:
I have been using Intel i3 Dual Core CPU @3.4 GHz for a few years.
If I upgrade my computer and CPU to Intel Core i5 6-core @3.6GHz,
will the speed of FPC compilation improve noticeably?
Since FPC seems to be single threaded, I wonder whether 0.2GHz
increase i
On 06/08/18 10:27, Dennis wrote:
> I have been using Intel i3 Dual Core CPU @3.4 GHz for a few years. If
> I upgrade my computer and CPU to Intel Core i5 6-core @3.6GHz, will
> the speed of FPC compilation improve noticeably?
>
> Since FPC seems to be single threaded, I wonder whether 0.2GHz
> inc
I have been using Intel i3 Dual Core CPU @3.4 GHz for a few years.
If I upgrade my computer and CPU to Intel Core i5 6-core @3.6GHz,
will the speed of FPC compilation improve noticeably?
Since FPC seems to be single threaded, I wonder whether 0.2GHz increase
in clock speed will make any noticeab
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