The ctcm Motherboard Benchmark Page. the ctcm motherboard benchmark page. The little ctcm program from the German ct-Magazine is an extreme helpful tool to find out about your motherboard performance. Introduction The little ctcm program from the German ct-Magazine is an extreme helpful tool to find out about your motherboard performance. Your CPU can be as fast as it wants, as long as your M/B isn't able to get the data quickly from the memory or the graphics card to the CPU and vice versa, your computer will be as slow as a slower CPU in a fast M/B. Exactly this is measured by ctcm....

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The ctcm Motherboard Benchmark Page. the ctcm motherboard benchmark page. If you should have, ctcm will tell you. You won't need a autoexec.bat, but if you're smart, you put the line "C:\ctcm\ctcm.exe" as only line in the autoexec.bat, where "C:\ctcm\" has to be replaced by your ctcm directory - wherever you store it on your hdd. In this case the computer will boot and straight away run ctcm. In this case it's easiest of course, you boot this way and run ctcm, basta....

Performance Ctcm Benchmark Results The bus speeds 50, 55 and 60 MHz would all run at the fastest timing settings. I've hence been distinguishing between the fastest settings, which ctcm would run at and the settings, which Windows 95 would run Winstone 96 flawlessly at....

Motherboard Review - ABIT IT5H - Features and Specifications. ctcm Benchmark results The bus speeds 50, 55 and 60 MHz would all run at the fastest timing settings. I've hence been distinguishing between the fastest settings, which ctcm would run at and the settings, which Windows 95 would run Winstone 96 flawlessly at....

Guess Intel has to answer some serious questions here. ctcm - L1 Cache Speed [MB/s] 838.3 855.1 678.8 ctcm - L2 Cache Speed [MB/s] 75.7 68.8 73.8 (different bus speed) Winbench 97 - CPUMark16 425 385 379 Winbench 97 - CPUMark32 422 392 374 Winbench 97 Video/Action Indeo (@640x480 30 fps 900 kB/s) [frames dropped] less is better 48 63 85 ...

If you'd like I can post quake, ctcm or whatever benchmarks you like....

The first break-through came with my 'ctcm motherboard survey...

Just boot up to the DOS prompt and run ctcm, or a similar program which will tell you the CPU speed....