This is a three year old machine taken right offline from normal work.
Only the AV software was shut down.
SW2007 SP3.1
SolidWorks 2007 Workstation Benchmark
User Name : pbk
Computer Name: PBK-040505
Manufacturer : D.S. Electronics
Model : WC64
OS : Microsoft Windows XP Professional
OS SP : Service Pack 2
CPU : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 FX-53 Processor
# of CPU : 1
Memory : 3406 **** Overall Test Results ****
Note: All results are in seconds.
Lower scores are better.
Test Number 1
Test Total = 228.38
Graphics = 99.64
CPU = 44.02
I/O = 84.72
Test Number 2
Test Total = 224.37
Graphics = 98.1
CPU = 42.34
I/O = 83.93
Test Number 3
Test Total = 226.36
Graphics = 98.61
CPU = 43.31
I/O = 84.44
Test Number 4
Test Total = 226.45
Graphics = 98.38
CPU = 43.27
I/O = 84.8
Test Number 5
Test Total = 225.24
Graphics = 97.6
CPU = 41.99
I/O = 85.65
Test Averages for 5 tests(s).
Test Total = 226.17
Graphics = 98.47
CPU = 42.99
I/O = 84.71
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Paul,
This takes me to a login page for Google docs & spreadsheets. I am loath to
setup a Google account just to look at the spreadsheet. Anna's link to her
spreadsheet in "New computer justification" put me straight to the
spreadsheet.
Jerry Steiger
Tripod Data Systems
"take the garbage out, dear"
That group wouldn't be too bad, it is Dan Bovnich's group. One plus is
that you can add directly to the spreadsheet without going through
Dan. You can also do other spreadsheet things like sorting on your
favorite column (mine is CPU) and graphing.
TOP
Anna,
Here is a macro that will run and time your die plate in a consistent
manner. A force rebuild from the API is more thorough than CTRL-Q so
you might get different times. This macro will work with Parts,
Assemblies and Drawings.
'******************************************************************************
' SuperRebuild recorded on 07/29/05 by TOP
'
' 6/5/07 Force Verification on rebuild off before running.
'
'******************************************************************************
Dim swApp As Object
Dim Part As Object
Dim boolstatus As Boolean
Dim longstatus As Long, longwarnings As Long
Dim FeatureData As Object
Dim Feature As Object
Dim Component As Object
Sub main()
Set swApp = Application.SldWorks
Set Part = swApp.ActiveDoc
Part.SetAddToDB True
Part.SetDisplayWhenAdded (False)
swApp.SetUserPreferenceToggle swPerformanceVerifyOnRebuild, False
STIME = Timer
retval = Part.ForceRebuild3(True)
ETIME = Timer
'swApp.SetUserPreferenceToggle swPerformanceVerifyOnRebuild, False
Part.SetAddToDB False
Part.SetDisplayWhenAdded (True)
boolstatus = MsgBox(Format(ETIME - STIME, "0.000") & " seconds",
vbOKOnly, "SUPER REBUILD")
End Sub
TOP,
I think you can add directly to the spreadsheet because Dan has added
you as a collaborator for the spreadsheet. I do not beleive there is
a global setting to allow you to make a spreadsheet public for
modifications. I haven't found it yet anyway... :-) I beleive Dan B
may be actively managing the collaborators list for his spreadsheet.
The Google Spreadsheets are a really neat tool for this type of
collaboration we are doing here.... :-)
Regards,
Anna
TOP,
Thanks for the macro.... :-)
Where are the couple benchmarks you have created posted at? Do you
have some time to update them so they work in SW2007?
I am willing to create a couple Google Spreadsheets to track results
from the benchmarks you have created. Would be interesting to create
a Google Spreadsheet for Mike Wilson's Ship in The Bottle also...
Regards,
Anna
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