x264 FHD Benchmark v1.0.1 (64bit)

[kaktus1907]

Download: http://downloads.guru3d.com/x264-FHD...load-2825.html

supports latests instructions: SSE 4.1, SSE4.2, AVX

[kaktus1907]

Q9650 @4.33GHz (510*8,5), 2x2GB DDR2 5-5-5-15T 1020MHz, Gigabyte EP45T-DS3P

encoded 2500 frames, 16.32 fps, 22399.64 kb/s
x264 [info]: encoding duration 0:02:33



Q9650 @3.00GHz (333*9), 2x2GB DDR2 5-5-5-18T 800MHz, Gigabyte EP45T-DS3P

encoded 2500 frames, 10.99 fps, 22399.64 kb/s
x264 [info]: encoding duration 0:03:47

[fellix_bg]

Core i7-920 @ 3995MHz, 6GB DDR3 @ 1684MHz

encoded 2500 frames, 20.55 fps, 22399.00 kb/s

[SimpleTECH]

Intel Core i7 2600k @ 4900MHz, Corsair Vengeance 16GB (4x4GB) DDR3 @ 1600MHz (9-9-9-24)

encoded 2500 frames, 26.11 fps, 22399.00 kb/s
x264 [info]: encoding duration 0:01:36

[Olivon]

i7-2600K@5GHz, 2X2GB GSkill PC12800 C7 Eco 8-10-8-25 1T @2133MHz


encoded 2500 frames, 27.69 fps, 22399.00 kb/s
x264 [info]: encoding duration 0:01:30

[mattkosem]

[mR Yellow]

Mine, BD 8120 @ 4.5ghz (24/7 clock)

[NapalmV5]

[radier]

Rig from my sig:
encoded 2500 frames, 22.12 fps, 22399.64 kb/s

x264 [info]: encoding duration 0:01:53

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

[TWK_OCZ]

[muziqaz]

Was my system the only one which during the test mouse was barely moving? And system was laggy as sh*t?

[Andreas]

Unfortunately, X264 FHD limits the number of cores to 16.
Result: 50,2fps with 16 stock frequency cores





rgds,
Andy

[papatsonis]

i3 3220@ 3,58ghz -> 10,52