Benchmarker (PPC)

[Guest muff]

As mentioned a few weeks ago, here is my little benchmarker

It's primarily for testing the speed of my new gfx engine on various devices, but also reports some other stuff that is useful

To use it, just unzip it and put the exe on the phone, then use the phone's filemanager to run the exe

It's designed to run on ALL 16-bit Smartphone and PPC's

It takes a couple of minutes to run, and once complete spits out a text file of it's results into the same folder as the original exe.

For those that are interested, I'm going to gather all the data together into a page that allows us all to compare devices.

If you want to do this, please copy the 'benchmark.txt' file back to your PC and rename it to the name of the device i.e. 'Orange M1000.txt' and load it up here

Of course if you come across any problems then let me know

muff

P.S. For Smartphones please post in http://www.modaco.com/Benchmarker-t239252.html

Benchmark.zip

Edited April 8, 2006 by muff

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

Nice one ;)

Running test on the Vario now.

And the results From SD card

Vario_Tmobile.txt

And now from Device itself

Vario_main_Storage.txt

[Guest muff]

Nice one ;)

Running test on the Vario now.

And the results

thank you :P

[Guest Monolithix [MVP]]

And as i said on the SP thread, are people running from the memory card or phone. This is my jasjar, run from the phone itself.

Jasjar.txt

[Guest muff]

it shouldn't make much difference - the rest of the tests will definately be the same tho

Edited April 8, 2006 by muff

[Guest sjeems]

And here the results from a Qtek9090 (wm2003se) running from the device.

Qtek_9090.txt

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

I have edited my first post to include both results ;)

[Guest M1DUL]

And here the results from a Orange (wm2005) running & Using the Updated Rom from the device.

[Guest Disco Stu]

Here ya go ;)

ImateJamOriginal_benchmark.txt

[Guest BDV001]

XDA Mini S 8)

xda_min_s.txt

[Guest bowlby_87]

MDA Compact II (HTC Charmer) ;)

mdacompactII.txt

[Guest zwitterion]

Here tests from ETEN M600

benchmark_ETEN_M600.txt

the same from sd

benchmark_ETEN_M600_SD.txt

[Guest Dade]

Gigabyte G-Smart. Last thing it did before it breathed its last...!

gsmart.txt

[Guest gilesjuk]

My results, Mio A701, run from SD card (Normal SD, not a high speed jobbie).

benchmark.txt

[Guest mike-oh]

Here's mine from a 1st gen T-mobile MDA Compact.

Is there a prize for fastest and a wooden spoon for last place? ;)

T_mobile_MDA_Compact__1st_gen_.txt

Edited April 9, 2006 by mike-oh

[Guest Monolithix [MVP]]

Who's going to merge the results into a pretty Excel chart? ;)

[Guest muff]

Who's going to merge the results into a pretty Excel chart? ;)

I'm intending to do just that, I'm thinking about how best to do it now that we have multiple clock speeds and roms on top of the expected multiple devices and providers

fear not, I'll come up with something

[Guest fraser]

Folks, don't forget to follow standard benchmarking practice! In this case, soft-reset the phone before running, and also close any auto-run applications that you have. The idea is to create a baseline to compare with.

In fact, if you wanted really accurate benchmarks; do a hard-reset first & check the device as it appears "out the box".

I'll do my M2000 tonight, if I get the chance.

[Guest Confucious]

Here's mine

O2Exec.txt

[Guest skanna]

here's mine- (Not PPC phone!)

DellAxim.txt

[Guest James]

MDA Compact II crammed full of programs:

MDA_Compact_II_no.txt

MDA Compact II crammed full of programs with OmapClock set to 252MHz:

MDA_Compact_II.txt

[Guest gzub]

Here are my results from a Verizon XV6700 (HTC Apache) W/Sandisk 1GB MiniSD after soft reset:

There are two sets of results because I got very different memory speed readings running it twice...

Verizon_XV6700_w_Sandisk_miniSD_1GB_Run2.txt

Verizon_XV6700_w_Sandisk_miniSD_1GB.txt

Edited April 12, 2006 by gzub

[Guest Monolithix [MVP]]

Sound advice. However it might be more interesting for people to run the bencher straight away, and see how each device holds up on a day-to-day use basis?

Folks, don't forget to follow standard benchmarking practice! In this case, soft-reset the phone before running, and also close any auto-run applications that you have. The idea is to create a baseline to compare with.

In fact, if you wanted really accurate benchmarks; do a hard-reset first & check the device as it appears "out the box".

I'll do my M2000 tonight, if I get the chance.

[Guest Tubbie_GL]

Well just want to add my JAMin to the list..

Have run the test with the JAMin after a full working day, use of Wifi and various other services during the day. WIFI turned off during test though...

No overclocking:

JAMin.no.txt

Overclocked to 252:

JAMin.252.txt

Tubbie...

[Guest impy78]

From my T-mobile MDA Compact II

Run from my device: benchmark.txt

Run from my SD card: benchmark SD.txt

Edited April 14, 2006 by impy78