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  • Windsurf48
    Member
    • Jun 2006
    • 57
    #1

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    How long does is take for a new score to appear in the Top 20? If I remember correctly, it used to be immediately unless one of the scores was blocked because it was over a threshold checking for faked results.

    Also, are the scores in the CPU, Video card, etc. benchmark charts the average from all tests for the same hardware?

    Do RAID arrays show up anywhere in the hard drive charts?
    Mike
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    • David (PassMark)
      Administrator
      • Jan 2003
      • 11092
      #2
      RAID disks are generally not in the HDD chart because we can't programatically identify the model of the drives (they are hidden by the controller most of the time).

      Yes the scores in the charts are average score for each model.

      The top 20 scores are updated each night.

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        • Windsurf48
          Member
          • Jun 2006
          • 57
          #3
          Originally posted by passmark
          RAID disks are generally not in the HDD chart because we can't programatically identify the model of the drives (they are hidden by the controller most of the time).
          What about a separate chart by RAID controller? It would be some use, even without knowing the drives used, if the scores were averaged over enough systems.
          Mike

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            • David (PassMark)
              Administrator
              • Jan 2003
              • 11092
              #4
              I don't see how that can work. RAID disk systems can be made up of almost any hard drive or SSD. Averaging these all together wouldn't produce an meaningful number.

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                • Windsurf48
                  Member
                  • Jun 2006
                  • 57
                  #5
                  Originally posted by passmark
                  I don't see how that can work. RAID disk systems can be made up of almost any hard drive or SSD. Averaging these all together wouldn't produce an meaningful number.
                  Perhaps a list of the most popular RAID controllers, without scores, would make more sense.
                  Mike

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                    • David (PassMark)
                      Administrator
                      • Jan 2003
                      • 11092
                      #6
                      The most popular ones are going to be the ones included on the motherboards. For example the a lot of the Intel ICH7, ICH8, ICH9 chips support RAID.
                      http://www.intel.com/support/chipset.../cs-020644.htm

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