bench.dat

Update the data file for BENCH..M

Description

The latest data file for bench.m. Includes timing data from MATLAB (R) 7.8 (R2009a)

This command can also be used to unzip the file:

unzip('bench.zip', fullfile(matlabroot, 'toolbox', 'matlab', 'demos'))

Acknowledgements

This file inspired Benchmark.

• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7.8 (R2009a)

[Gabe Espinosa]

Hi Steven,
Unfortunatlly I update these files, but didn't check the release version. Could you please help me with the R2007a Version?

The function RandStream in this version does not exist.

Thanks in Advance,

Gabriel

[Yuri Kotliarov]

Just downloaded it and compared the files with the ones shipped with 2007b release.
m-file is newer (just axis label changed a little), but dat-file is interesting.
2007b:
$Revision: 1.10.4.11.2.1 $
$Date: 2007/08/08 18:24:46 $
new:
$Revision: 1.10.6.10 $
$Date: 2007/03/20 14:39:21 $
So, the revision is newer, but the date is older. ???

[Victor Zakharov]

Very usefull work!

[EIRINI XIWTH]

good job

[N H]

Intel Core2 E6600 @ 3GHz
2GB @ 750 MHz
EVGA MB
GeForce 8800 GTS
Win XP 32

Matlab 7.3.0 (R2006b)
ans = 0.1374 0.1783 0.1297 0.2606 0.2454 0.1339

[William Zimmerman]

Dual-core Xeon 5100 @ 3.0 GHz, Windows XP-64, Diamond Bizview BV300, Supermicro MB X7DA8
ans=
0.0667 0.1993 0.1615 0.3047 0.2229 0.1288

[Dittmar Lange]

 

[Gjergj Roko]

P4 Prescott 3.4GHz, 1GB RAM DDR400 CL3, Radeon 9250 256MB, Win XP SP2

MATLAB R2006b:
0.2540 0.3626 0.3090 0.5174 0.5732 0.3255
Has anyone tested an AMD FX, and why the differences are not that extraordinary ? Compare this with the P4-2.8GHz below .. He beats me everywhere but on the FFT test

[Steve Lord]

I had forgotten to update the file on the File Exchange; I have done so with the bench file for MATLAB 7.3 (R2006b) and it should be visible in the next few days.

[Paul Hubel]

the bench.dat file here is older than the file released with the now out-of-date 2006a

[Dave Mensch]

Gateway E-6100, P4-2.8GHz, 1GB RAM,
RADEON 9600 PRO
Windows 2000 Professional SP4

MATLAB R13(SP1+)
>> bench(5)
ans =
0.4530 0.8910 0.3910 0.4850 0.6400 0.1250
0.4530 0.9990 0.3750 0.4850 0.6410 0.1250
0.4530 0.8900 0.3910 0.4850 0.6250 0.1100
0.4370 1.0150 0.3910 0.5000 0.6410 0.1090
0.4530 0.8590 0.3750 0.5000 0.6410 0.1250
>> M=mean(ans)
M =
0.4498 0.9308 0.3846 0.4910 0.6376 0.1188

MATLAB R14(SP3)
>> bench(5)
ans =
0.2397 0.4576 0.2582 0.5180 0.5688 0.2877
0.2433 0.4585 0.2582 0.5175 0.5685 0.3033
0.2436 0.4647 0.2607 0.5183 0.5693 0.2875
0.2419 0.4653 0.2569 0.5169 0.5668 0.2874
0.2419 0.4628 0.2567 0.5173 0.5696 0.2899
>> M=mean(ans)
M =
0.2421 0.4618 0.2581 0.5176 0.5686 0.2911

[Tim Farnsbin]

>>bench(5)

ans =
0.2147 0.3478 0.2123 0.3790 1.4057 0.5906
0.2030 0.3447 0.2118 0.3771 1.2363 0.5825
0.2139 0.3478 0.2126 0.3784 1.2046 0.6071
0.2051 0.3482 0.2106 0.3768 1.2094 0.8475
0.2047 0.3468 0.2148 0.3789 1.1941 0.8344

>> mean(ans)

ans =

0.2083 0.3471 0.2124 0.3781 1.2500 0.6924

Dual 2.7 GHz G5, 2.5 GB RAM, ATI 9600

[V J]

 

[William Zimmerman]

Supermicro X6DH8-G2, 3.6GHz dual, 8GB RAM, PNY NVIDIA Quadra FX 600 PCI, XP Pro, MATLAB Version 7.0.4.365 (R14) Service Pack 2
>> bench(5)

ans =
0.1980 0.3110 0.2201 0.4822 0.5158 0.7345
0.2103 0.3136 0.2211 0.4831 0.5108 0.7308
0.2081 0.3126 0.2203 0.4831 0.5100 0.7748
0.2043 0.3098 0.2210 0.4827 0.5051 0.7055
0.2094 0.3120 0.2207 0.4833 0.5040 0.7175

>> mean(ans)

ans = 0.2060 0.3118 0.2207 0.4829 0.5091 0.7326

[Lance Locey]

>> bench(5)
ans =
0.3170 0.3155 0.1186 0.4236 0.4250 0.2798
0.3180 0.3066 0.1182 0.4268 0.4316 0.2810
0.3194 0.3138 0.1182 0.4313 0.4257 0.2803
0.3169 0.3059 0.1193 0.4283 0.4255 0.2796
0.3174 0.3099 0.1194 0.4245 0.4277 0.2760

>> mean(ans)

ans =

0.3177 0.3103 0.1188 0.4269 0.4271 0.2793

AMD Dual Troy 252, 6 Gigs Corsair, ATI 850 PE XT

[Wired Ash]

>> bench(5)
ans =
0.3052 0.5542 0.2601 0.6111 0.6848 0.5553
0.3054 0.5595 0.2588 0.6158 0.6782 0.5575
0.3112 0.5514 0.2653 0.6096 0.7012 0.5633
0.3049 0.5547 0.2593 0.6117 0.6865 0.5566
0.3097 0.5511 0.2658 0.6082 0.6792 0.5528
>> mean(ans)
ans =
0.3073 0.5542 0.2619 0.6113 0.6860 0.5571

Toshiba notebook:
P43.06/1.5 GB RAM,ATI Radeon 9000IGP(128MB)(WIN XP/SP2,MatlabV7.sp2)

[Darren Davenport]

Apple Mac G5, 2.0GHz dual, 2GB RAM, ATI Radeon 9800 256MB, OSX 10.3.9
0.2258 0.4088 0.2496 0.4865 1.1349 0.9738

[John Anast]

IBM Dual Opteron 2.4 - 4GB ram NVidia FX4000 WinXPsp1 Version 7.0.1.24704 (R14) Service Pack 1
n=1000
0.3125 0.3592 0.1888 0.4778 1.1514 1.0706
Graphics performance has me stumped so far...

[Ben Lambert]

Athlon64 3500+ S939
Asus A8N-SLI nf4 mobo
1GB Corsair XMS3200C2 DDR-RAM @ 220MHz, 2-3-3-6
ATi Radeon X300SE 128MB @ 400/230MHz
0.4605, 0.5630, 0.2185, 0.4605, 0.3440, 0.187

[Alex Chirokov]

TOSHIBA laptop, P4, 2GHz, nVidia 32Mb, mean of 20 runs
0.7345 1.3194 0.5422 0.7300 1.0370 0.7015

[Peter Harrington]

Ran Bench on R14 SP1 running on windoze XP Pro SP2. I have 2 GB of OCZ Platinum 433 MHz RAM (9, 4, 4, CL 3) on a DFI UI II MoBo and an AMD 2600+ XP Mobile (11.5x217) 2.5 GHz.

Average of bench(10) top with 95% CI below.

0.3626 0.3907 0.3000 0.4859 0.4110 0.7486

0.0081 0.0004 0.0055 0.0041 0.0137 0.0142

You can tell that I have a low-end 3D card. I think it cost $20.

Pete

[Kamil Sapkasiz]

Results on a Dell 700m Centrino 1.6 512MB/40GB:
0.6400 0.7210 0.3100 0.6100 0.6310 0.3200. It scores 30-31 on relative test chart.

[Janne Simonen]

My results on a Dell Latitude D800 with a Pentium M 1.6 MHz processor and R14:

0.65 0.52 0.28 0.68 0.65 0.74

Switching to the Intel MKL from the default ATLAS seems to make no difference in the benchmark, except that the LU result gets worse: 0.72 compared to 0.65! However, svd() seems to gain 5% in speed, and that is what I use most.

[Sergiy Yakovenko]

Acer Ferrari 3200 laptop running on AMD64 2800+ low power chip buzzes by AMD Athlon. It scores 30 on the benchmark chart, when the Athlon machine cough up only about 20.
These are the numbers:
.7500 .7650 .2340 .5470 .6250 .4060

[Richard Lund]

Here are my results on a Dell D600, 1.6MHz,1GB RAM:
0.8010 0.8110 0.3300 0.6810 0.8810 0.2700

[John McCorkle]

Can you please post a new bench result that includes the latest
Pentium4 3.6 GHz w/ Hyper threading
Pentium 1.6 M used in fastest laptops
AMD

[kris walker]

These benchmarks are out-of-date. Please provide more recent ones.

[Dana Massie]

I would also be very interested in more recent benchmarks. I am curious about the new AMD 64 bit machine - this might benefit Matlab nicely.

[Steve Ratts]

These scores are getting kind of long in the tooth. Don't you have anything more recent to publish? I'd particularly be interested in MATLAB bench mark scores for a newer Mac G5 and Sun Blade.

Thanks,
Steve