AMD llano cpumark artificially inflated scores

[David (PassMark)]

My guess is that you have the same issue that was noted above.
That is to say, you are probably running the 32bit benchmark on your 64bit system.

I can also see you are using V7.0 build 1007. Which is pretty old now.

[nemo14]

My guess is that you have the same issue that was noted above.
That is to say, you are probably running the 32bit benchmark on your 64bit system.

I can also see you are using V7.0 build 1007. Which is pretty old now.

I wish you're right but unfortunately I used PerfomanceTest 64 bit build 1024
Since i have 2 samples, I test the second one getting the same results. I've also installed W7 SP1 but nothing has changed. Below the new picture to show results.

Any idea?

[David (PassMark)]

You might want to check the CPU temp to see if it is overheating.

[nemo14]

32°C, defintely low

[David (PassMark)]

32°C, defintely low

This must be at idle? Wouldn't hurt to check under high load.

Is your RAM in the right slots for dual channel?

[David (PassMark)]

Can you upload your result and post the baseline number.

[Omega73]

Hi, I have the same problem of "nemo14".
CPU integer is 530.
CPU Find Prime Numbers is 750.
CPU mark is 3500
I can not get the results referred to as "64-bit AMD" (6 times faster).
Windows 7 SP1 64 bit
Passmark 64 bit 7.0.1028
What's wrong?
CPU fails?

[David (PassMark)]

What CPU do you have?
Did you look at the suggestions above?

[Omega73]

What CPU do you have?
Did you look at the suggestions above?

CPU is AMD A6-3650.
M/B is FOXCONN A75M bios B44F1P06 (latest), chipset AMD A75 FCH (Hudson D3)

Yes, I did all the tests possible...
Even with Windows 7 SP1 64bit clean...
Always the same results as very low on "integer math" and "Find Prime Numbers".
Also with Windows 8 64-bit consumer preview same result!

If you look at the published test many users have the same problem...
The CPU Mark is ~3500 or ~6100. No middle way!

[David (PassMark)]

We are looking into it, but haven't come to any conclusion at the moment. Current line of thought is that it might be a CPU bug. But it isn't conclusive at the moment.

Can you try going into the Edit / Preferences window in PerformanceTest. Then selecting a different number of processes. Then post your result for the integer test for, 1,2,3 & 4 processes