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The person with the worst PC specs wins
Xavier Wilson
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Angel Morgan
Raspberry pi
Xavier Clark
I own a wire that sometimes lights a led
Eli Cox
Dylan Davis
I kinda have a PC composed of a Wii and GNU/Linux
Carter Ramirez
top this, nerds
Matthew Cruz
Parker Moore
macbook pro 2018
Zachary Brooks
you are not even trying, edgy fag
Nicholas Murphy
Dell d500
>Pentium M 1.3Ghz
>256mb ram
>intel 855gm gpu
>20gb ide hard drive.
Brandon Thomas
winner winner
Josiah Williams
Arduino running a windows 10 VM
Isaiah Wright
McChicken dinner
Mason Hill
Not really fair, anyone using a Ryzen basically automatically wins.
Jayden Cruz
You are just pathetic, watch this.
Brody Miller
I operate on another level
Nathan Jones
Dylan Hernandez
i have an intel hd 620 video card
Joshua Murphy
>windows
yeah no kidding. that's really just sad and you should return to reddit
Easton Allen
> 256 MB RAM
Pretty good gaming PC for 2002.
Owen Brown
I have one transistor. I won
Benjamin Sanchez
Isaiah Moore
Chase Flores
Carter Gray
HOW DOES IT WORK
Chase Baker
Kayden Perez
Landon Anderson
O.E.M. please add details
Nicholas Rivera
>set-top box
wait what
wouldn't that be at least XP Embedded or something
Tyler Brooks
Out of the factory it runs windows CE on a DOM, but since they used a normal x86 board with a laptop chipset it can install and run windows fine after you connect an IDE HDD
Andrew Roberts
I have an A23 running 98SE in a bin, I had a speccy of it but can't seem to find it now.
Robert Lopez
do you guys like my processor
it perform so bad, it doesn't need active cooling; the shitty airflow of the case is enouth to cool the radiator
Hudson Long
Oliver Jenkins
>not running a heavily upgraded machine from 1998 24/7 as a homeserver
Nice PowerBook G4. Does the AirPort card work under OpenBSD?
Based Visualizeposter. You finally beat me in uptime because I was a dumdum and set the swappiness of the E250 too low, which caused it to kernel panic.
Dominic Thomas
>Does the AirPort card work under OpenBSD?
Yes.
Thomas Kelly
What frequency are your US IIs running at? Are they the 400 MHz options?
Aaron Green
Hehe I used to have that one
With this thread I realized I haven't seen in years
Wife probably threw it away :/
Adrian Ward
Plebs
Julian Cox
what can you use a voodoo for under linux?
Alexander Long
Dominic Smith
i have HD 2000, which is a fuck ton worse than 620
Jordan Cox
>What frequency are your US IIs running at?
432MHz
>Are they the 400 MHz options?
Yup.
Parker Watson
Beat this, Debifags
Jose Thomas
suitably disgusting
Michael White
How
Levi Lopez
sempron is fine
willamette isnt even the worst pentium 4
riva tnt2 is based
this is cute
underrated, but we can go deeper
Tyler Wilson
sup
Easton White
amiga 1200
Angel Robinson
What do I win?
Caleb Johnson
user I....
Evan Lee
It just works.
Bentley Long
Have you done any benchmarking on it? I'm kind of curious how the USII compares to a PA-8500 at a similar frequency.
Austin Perry
>squandering an overclocked dual Pentium Pro system with a 3DFX chipset on fucking Arch
the absolute state of this board
Adam Bailey
Dylan Price
I haven't, but since it's running right now I could bench it. Tell me which ones you'd like to see.
Zachary Roberts
This is my backup machine in case mine ever breaks unexpectedly and leaves me stranded without internet to order replacement parts (built it before I had an internet-capable phone). It's the guts of a year 2000 prebuilt put into a cardboard box. Probably doesn't count for the thread though.
Parker Thompson
the early atoms were great but unfortunately they came with win7 preinstalled. perfect for XP tho.
David Bell
Clint pls go
Carson Martinez
Based 830M
Gavin Cox
I am writing this comment from a TI-82
Benjamin Thompson
You won /thread so hard it's no contest.
Matthew Butler
Sure, if you've got the time.
netlib.org
Build with -O2 and try an array size of 1000, edit line 31 to define SP or DP for single/double precision, both would be cool. I hit peak ~350 MFLOPS in single precision and ~150 in double precision on this system with the standard HP C compiler.
cs.virginia.edu
Build the C version with -O2 as well, I get 626.9 MB/s triad with HP C.
There's probably some others I could throw at you too but I'm just curious to get a rough idea of how they compare in a couple cases, thanks man.
Luke Butler
I had one exactly like that with quirky linux in it
It feels good to be a nerd when your options are limited to the PC your granpa used
good times
Asher Morales
>All of this fags with over 500mb of ram thinking their PCs are toasters
Jaxon Hill
is it personal?
Christopher Powell
My system can take 8 GB, but it's still nearly 20 years old.
Robert Hughes
it should run quite smoothly thanks to the ssd, right?
Brandon Young
Get off the internet Woz
Christian Harris
Post screenshot of this thread.
Tyler Green
ESP running a web page
Nathan Watson
yes, the speed is quite decent, compared to a HDD. The bad part is that I'm limited by SATA 2, but I'll get a PCI-E to SATA 3 card soon to fix this problem...
Henry Barnes
Here's LINPACK.
Holy shit, I did not expect it to be this slow.
Daniel Jones
a ticket for oceanic airlines flight 815
Aaron Wood
iphone 6s phone posting
Thomas Gutierrez
Damn, that kind of surprises me too. Maybe it's slower caches/memory, how does it run at the default n=200 or n=100?
Juan Rivera
winrar
how do you even take screencaps on that thing
Colton Jenkins
And here's STREAM. This one's more in line with what I was expecting. Gotta love that FPM EDO memory.
Asher Flores
i have a nokia with 16 mb of ram and a processor that's probably not even 500 mhz. does it count?
Eli Young
That seems pretty good. I think STREAM supports OpenMP too with the -fopenmp flag if you've got that on your system, I've never tried it since all of my *nix systems are single-socket.
John Lewis
cmd+shift+3.
Produces a PICT file I then convert to PNG on a Power Macintosh G3, which I have running anyway because it's bridging the Ethernet network to the LocalTalk network the LC is connected to.
Single precision with 200 and 100.
Will try.
Matthew Collins
I feel like command+shift+3 has been a thing on the Mac as long as it has existed. Just throw the dump into Photoshop and convert it to a PNG/JPG and you're good.
Dylan Thompson
And double precision with 200 and 100.
I am surprised this damn thing runs modern software as well as it does.
Running STREAM with OpenMP right now.
Jordan Gomez
heythatsprettygood.gif
Charles Brown
I'm at work, so mobile screenshot from server will have to do.
It could be worse
William Jones
Hi.
Caleb Foster
That's pretty weird, I figured my system would probably do better because of the on-die caches but I wasn't expecting that much of a gap, I always figured the USII and PA-8000 would be pretty close to each other. Guess it goes to show how much the system as a whole matters rather than just the processor when it comes to judging performance.
These are my results with GCC and n=200/n=100. I wonder if you'd get better results with a Sun compiler. hppa GCC seems pretty limp for CPU-bound applications but it seems way better at memory accesses.
That's a good increase.
Mason Sullivan
2011 Mac mini
>2gb ram
>2.5ghz dual core
>250gb 5400rpm hdd
>Graphics? What graphics
Jose Harris
hello druaga1
Jaxon Nelson
that's a macintosh, not an apple ii
Cameron Anderson
7.5.5 was pretty good but true peak MacOS was 7.6.1.
Blake Harris
I might winner
John Moore
>>Graphics? What graphics
Intel UHD 630
Oliver Clark
>Guess it goes to show how much the system as a whole matters
Yeah, the E250 is quite a handicapped machine. Literally half an Enterprise 450. But hey, it's extremely reliable and moderately expandable, which is what I care about. I think I might be the only person out there who has an 8 port SATA II controller and modern multi-terabyte disks inside one of these.
>These are my results with GCC
Damn son. Those are pretty good. I'm using GCC too btw.
Now I'm curious as to how high my Power Macintosh G3 will score.
If the damn thing had a PMMU you bet I'd be running 7.6.1 on it. Until I find a PDS accelerator with such a feature, it's stuck on 7.5.5.
This Macintosh LC is powered by Spinning Rust(tm). I have a youtube channel, but I'm not druaga.
Austin Morris
Case: Fractal Design Core 1100 mATX
Motherboard: ASRock AB350M
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB (2x4GB)
Graphics Card: 3GB EVGA GeForce GTX 780 SC
SSD: Toshiba Q300 240GB
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB
By no means the best on Jow Forums but I'm confident it won't be some distance from the worst too. Oh well, I tried.
Daniel Torres
>willamette isnt even the worst pentium 4
It actually is, literally worse than a Tualatin at the same clock.
Nicholas Wood
Get on my level
Henry Harris
Jordan Davis
how much slow down are you experiencing? my buddy bought one brand new the other day and his is already running slow despite having a new phone.
Lincoln Miller
>100+nm technology
We have come pretty far
Jose Campbell
>it's extremely reliable and moderately expandable
I think that's definitely more what you'd have been buying one for brand new. I definitely like my system for that, I don't do too much CPU-intensive work on it at the moment.
Plus, Linpack is more of a floating-point benchmark anyway, integer performance might still be a different story. I'd throw a Dhrystone benchmark at you but the one I'm working with right now seems a little suspicious, so I need to go get another one.
>Now I'm curious as to how high my Power Macintosh G3 will score.
I think both of these will play well with CodeWarrior with a little tweaking, I tested my B&W 400 some time ago but forgot what I ended up with, I think I got around 400 MB/s STREAM triad and around 200 MFLOPS in single-precision Linpack?