Post your 7-Zip v22.01 scores

[Viruzz]

I think this CPU can do better if optimized, this one is 24/7 so bios settings set for lowest power usage
12700 [non K] with DDR4 RAM

 

[A Computer Guy]

Getting my new x570 motherboard setup - not optimized at all. here is a test result with 3950x + ECC
ECC 1596.2Mhz 1:16 22-22-22-52-74 1T (geardown=true)

Compressing: 119.043
Decompressing: 180.204
Total: 149.623

 

[A Computer Guy]

3950x updated with tightened timings with the same ECC kit. Despite improving timings the difference was marginal if not within a margin of error.

Compressing: 128.358
Decompressing: 182.431
Total: 155.395

 

[Det0x]

We have one entry for the 13900k @ ddr5 6400MT/s

Intel Core i9-13900K is reportedly 60% faster in 7-Zip decompression test than i9-12900K

Competing much better against the 5950x it seems, but the 7950x is on the doorsteps..

 

[The King]

Ryzen 5 5600 (Updated)
83.21
92.85
88.03

 

[Canned Noodles]

Pentium G2020
8.251
8.887
8.569

 

[fec32a4de]

Re-run the test with 22.00
From this: https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/post-your-7-zip-v22-00-scores.296202/post-4805108

 

[Canned Noodles]

AMD A8-6500
12.79
17.14
14.96

 

[ARF]

Ryzen 9 5900X 24-logical processor CPU

 

[Pouhon]

11800H with 70 mV undervolt, running Gear 1.

 

[Canned Noodles]

Celeron N3060
3.83
5.36
4.59
Windows 8 is the only version of Windows I could run on this laptop without hitting the 2GB limit. It was previously a chromebook so I installed a custom BIOS and now it can only install OSes that use UEFI installers or something... it's a shame Windows 7 can't install for that reason

Celeron N3450
5.75
9.62
7.69
This is the $60 Micro Center laptop. The memory is supposedly LPDDR4-2133 but I don't know why it runs at 1600MHz. I can't find any memory-related setting in the BIOS, so whatever.

 

[InVasMani]

Skylake i3-6300 OC to 4.2GHz a Phenom II X4 955 from 2009 beats it for perspective.

 

[freeagent]

Playing with my kids 5600X

84.9
97.2
91.0

 

[kilo]

Celeron N3450
5.75
9.62
7.69
This is the $60 Micro Center laptop. The memory is supposedly LPDDR4-2133 but I don't know why it runs at 1600MHz. I can't find any memory-related setting in the BIOS, so whatever.
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There's two or more SKU's of that laptop over the years. There's the Evolve 3 Maestro LTE and non LTE. Within both of those categories, there's different audio chips which are either compatible or not with Ubuntu or forked distros (unless you like compiling your own drivers). And again there's an DDR3 and DDR4 version. The LTE version also has a M.2 keyed for SATA and can be removed in favor of faster storage.

I found this out the hard way when I was looking at a empty solder point and not a LTE card. However, I only needed something RPi type power in x86 so mine's running nice at 1.1GHz right now.

 

[Canned Noodles]

There's two or more SKU's of that laptop over the years. There's the Evolve 3 Maestro LTE and non LTE. Within both of those categories, there's different audio chips which are either compatible or not with Ubuntu or forked distros (unless you like compiling your own drivers). And again there's an DDR3 and DDR4 version. The LTE version also has a M.2 keyed for SATA and can be removed in favor of faster storage.

I found this out the hard way when I was looking at a empty solder point and not a LTE card. However, I only needed something RPi type power in x86 so mine's running nice at 1.1GHz right now.

Thanks a lot for all of this information! I didn't know there's more than one version, especially because I thought this was as run-of-the-mill education-focused laptop. Thanks for clarifying that it has different types of memory, I thought there was some issue with this laptop. The laptop I happens to be the LTE version, but I took out the card to save a little bit of power. It seems Micro Center has a couple different SKUs of this laptop available with the same specs, I wonder if there's a difference between them.

Athlon 64 X2 TK-55
2.77
3.52
3.15
The version is 22.01 because I grabbed whatever was the most recent version without paying attention. I can re-test it in 22.00 if necessary.

 

[QuietBob]

Scoreboards updated, now in a spoiler format which will hopefully make it easier to navigate with the increasing number of entries.

 

[Canned Noodles]

i7-990X OC'd to 4GHz
39.15
43.25
41.2

 

[AlwaysHope]

1st gen Xeon with IMC @ 4GHz, done in Win7.. not sure if that OS affects the score?

26.5
28.7
27.6

Also for interests' sake, I ran the same config but with 2000MHz RAM & same CL, albeit with 8GB capacity only. Memory subsystem differences right there!
27.3
28.8
28.1

OP, this is the one ^ I'd like posted on the scoreboard, thanks.

 

[R0H1T]

What does "total rating" imply in the benchmark?

 

[68Olds]

What does "total rating" imply in the benchmark?

I believe it is an average of compressing & decompressing ratings.

 

[freeagent]

Scoreboards updated

My poor 5600X didn't make the cut

 

[QuietBob]

My poor 5600X didn't make the cut

Would you like to re-run it in v22.00?

 

[kilo]

Would you like to re-run it in v22.00?

I hate to be "that guy", but the 7z change log shows the last update to the benchmark was in 19.02 alpha 2019-09-05. Running both 22.00 and 22.01 the benchmarks are within margin of error. Perhaps some leeway could be extended since 22.00 is now an old version?

 

[The King]

Ryzen 7 5800X
107.14
123.89
115.51

 

[Ditex89]

AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
76.7
89.9
83.3