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Benchmark Identification
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| Serial number |
FWPM1TQ5N549K080TX7I128NE5A6NKE9 |
| Benchmark version |
1.00.08 |
| Report date |
2019/02/10 15:29:19 UTC |
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CPU Identification
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| CPU vendor |
GenuineIntel |
| CPU model |
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700K CPU @ 3.60GHz |
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System Information
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| Platform |
Windows |
| Operating system |
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro |
| Core version |
PixInsight Core 01.08.06.1457 (x64) |
| Logical processors |
8 |
| Total memory size |
31.922 GiB |
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Execution Times
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| Total time |
37.92 s |
| CPU time |
31.70 s |
| Swap time |
6.19 s |
| Swap transfer rate |
2679.230 MiB/s |
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Performance Indexes
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| Total performance |
12404 |
| CPU performance |
11941 |
| Swap performance |
14839 |
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Additional Information
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| Swap disks |
I have three swap disks going at the moment. The system is on an ADATA XPG SX2800 Pro NVNe m.2 card and one swap is on that drive. The second swap is on a Samsung NAND SSD 970 EVO NVMe m.2 and the third swap is on a 4Gb RAM Disk |
| Motherboard |
ASROCK Z390 Pro4 |
| Machine description |
Custom build. i7-9700 CPU, 32Gb RAM |
| Comments |
Adding a second swap file on the second m.2 card more than doubled the Transfer MiB/s rate. The RAM Disk improved it a bit more. |