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PC Magazine PC Labs Benchmark Script for Benchmarks version 4.0 Equipment: _____________________________________________ Vendor: _____________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________ City: ___________________________State:___ Zip: __________ Phone: ( ) _______- ___________ Contact: _________________________ Phone: ( ) _______- ___________ Contact: _________________________ Category:[ ] PC [ ] XT [ ] AT [ ] 386 [ ] Other: _______________ Warranty Period: _______________ Configuration: Processor: _____________Rated Speed: ___________As Tested Speed: __________ Reset: [ ] None[ ] Switch [ ] Key(s) _______________ Turbo Mode: [ ] No [ ] Yes Rated Speed: ____________ Activated by: [ ] None [ ] Switch [ ] Key(s) _______________ Math Processor: _____________ Rated Speed: ___________ 8 /16 /32 Instal. Max.Extd.Expd.EMS EEMS bit ECC Parity Motherbrd. RAM: [ ] [ ][ ][ ][ ][ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] Slotted RAM: [ ] [ ][ ][ ][ ][ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] BIOS Data:_________________________________________________________________________Keyboard type: ____________________________ Mfg.:___________________________________________________ Monitor Supplied: [ ] No [ ] Yes Description:________________________________________________ Power Supply Mfg:_____________Rated Watts: _________ How many Device Connectors:_________________ Switched Outlet: [ ] Yes [ ] No Manuals/Software:[ ] DOS ________________[ ] Diagnostics ______________ [ ] BASIC ______________[ ] Other ____________________ Evaluator: _______________________________________________________________ Date: _______/_______/________ For Issue: ________________Editor: ________________ Acquired by:____________________________ Type: [ ] First Look [ ] Evaluation [ ] Article Slot Info: 8 bit 16 bit 32 bit Half slot Contents Slot #0 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #1 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #2 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #3 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #4 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #5 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #6 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #7 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #8 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #9 :[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #10:[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Slot #11:[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ______________________________________ Are there I/O Ports on the motherboard? [ ] No [ ] Yes [ ] Parallel [ ] Serial [ ] Floppy Disk [ ] Hard Disk ] Game Port [ ] Mouse [ ] Video (Describe: ___________________________________________) [ ] Other ____________________________________________________________ Disk Drive info Hard Disk Drive Designation: _______Mfg: ________________Model: _________[ ] Removable Capacity: Formatted: ______________ Unformatted : ______________ Rated Access Speed: ______________ Controller Mfg: _____________________ Model: ____________________________ [ ] Hard Disk Only [ ] Combo____________________________________________ [ ] MFM (standard)[ ] RLL [ ] GCR [ ] Other:___________________________________ Floppy Disk Drive Designation: _______ Drive Designation: _______ Mfg: ____________________ Mfg: ____________________ Model: _________________ Model: __________________ Capacity: _______________ Capacity: _______________ Tape Info Drive Designation: ______Mfg: __________________Model: __________________ Capacity: _______________ [ ] Streamer [ ] Start/Stop [ ] Other _____________________________ Media: [ ] Cartridge ________________ [ ] Spool _________________ [ ] Cassette ________________ Other (if Applicable): ______________________________________________________________________________ BENCH21 -- Processor Speed Benchmark Test -- Version 1.30 ========================================================= The following Tests 1 to 4 were written in assembly language and take about 10 seconds each on a standard IBM PC. Tests 5 and 6 were written in Microsoft C 3.00. A higher "Speed Index" means a faster execution. Variations of a couple percent are normal. Trial #1 Speed Index Speed Index Time in Relative to Relative to Seconds 4.77 Mhz PC 8.00 Mhz AT ------- ----------- ----------- 1. 128K NOP Loop: ______ ________ ______ 2. Do-Nothing Loop: ______ ________ ______ 3. Integer Add Loop: ______ ________ ______ 4. Integer Multiply Loop: ______ ________ ______ 5. String Sort and Move: ______ ________ ______ 6. Prime Number Sieve: ______ ________ ______ Trial #2 Speed Index Speed Index Time in Relative to Relative to Seconds 4.77 Mhz PC 8.00 Mhz AT ------- ----------- ----------- 1. 128K NOP Loop: ______ ________ ______ 2. Do-Nothing Loop: ______ ________ ______ 3. Integer Add Loop: ______ ________ ______ 4. Integer Multiply Loop: ______ ________ ______ 5. String Sort and Move: ______ ________ ______ 6. Prime Number Sieve: ______ ________ ______ BENCH28 Version 1.00: Processor Speed Instruction Mix Test ========================================================== This test measures processor speed by executing a mix of assembly language instructions. A higher "Speed Index" means a faster execution. Speed Index Speed Index Time in Relative to Relative to Seconds 4.77 Mhz PC 8.00 Mhz AT ------- ----------- ----------- Trial #1 8086/8088 Instruction Set: ______ ________ ______ Trial #2 8086/8088 Instruction Set: ______ ________ ______ BENCH29 Version 1.00: Floating Point and Math Coprocessor Test ============================================================== The microprocessor is the ____________. An 80287 math coprocessor (IS) (IS NOT) installed. An Equipment Check call says a coprocessor (IS) (IS NOT) installed. The 80287 exception interrupt (IS) (IS NOT) properly enabled. An accuracy test of the 80287 has (PASSED) (FAILED). The following floating point tests were written in Microsoft C 4.00. The first test uses the math coprocessor emulation library and takes about 2.5 minutes on a standard 4.77 Mhz PC. The second test uses the math coprocessor and will be performed only if one is present. A higher "Speed Index" means a faster execution. Variations of a couple percent are normal. Trial #1 Speed Index Speed Index Time in Relative to Relative to Seconds 4.77 Mhz PC 8.00 Mhz AT ------- ----------- ----------- Floating point (no 80287): ______ ________ ______ Floating point (with 80287): ______ ________ ______ Trial #2 Speed Index Speed Index Time in Relative to Relative to Seconds 4.77 Mhz PC 8.00 Mhz AT ------- ----------- ----------- Floating point (no 80287): ______ ________ ______ Floating point (with 80287): ______ ________ ______ Hard Disk BENCH23 -- File Access Speed Benchmark Test -- Version 1.00 =========================================================== This benchmark tests file creation, writing, and reading (sequentially and randomly) for a 256K file with two buffer sizes. You should run this test on a nearly empty disk. You should boot with at least BUFFERS=3 (the default value for the AT under DOS 3.x is 3; for the XT it is 2). All times are in seconds. Trial #1 Enter disk drive to test: ____ Drive Capacity: ____ Buffer Size: 512 4K No. Records: 512 64 --- -- 1. Sequential File Creation: _____ _____ 2. Sequential File Writing: _____ _____ 3. Sequential File Reading: _____ _____ 4. Random File Write: _____ _____ 5. Random File Read: _____ _____ Trial #2 Buffer Size: 512 4K No. Records: 512 64 --- -- 1. Sequential File Creation: _____ _____ 2. Sequential File Writing: _____ _____ 3. Sequential File Reading: _____ _____ 4. Random File Write: _____ _____ 5. Random File Read: _____ _____ High Capacity Floppy Disk BENCH23 -- File Access Speed Benchmark Test -- Version 1.00 =========================================================== This benchmark tests file creation, writing, and reading (sequentially and randomly) for a 256K file with two buffer sizes. You should run this test on a nearly empty disk. You should boot with at least BUFFERS=3. All times are in seconds. Trial #1 Enter disk drive to test: ____ Drive Capacity: ____ Buffer Size: 512 4K No. Records: 512 64 --- -- 1. Sequential File Creation: _____ _____ 2. Sequential File Writing: _____ _____ 3. Sequential File Reading: _____ _____ 4. Random File Write: _____ _____ 5. Random File Read: _____ _____ Trial #2 Buffer Size: 512 4K No. Records: 512 64 --- -- 1. Sequential File Creation: _____ _____ 2. Sequential File Writing: _____ _____ 3. Sequential File Reading: _____ _____ 4. Random File Write: _____ _____ 5. Random File Read: _____ _____ Standard Capacity Floppy Disk BENCH23 -- File Access Speed Benchmark Test -- Version 1.00 =========================================================== This benchmark tests file creation, writing, and reading (sequentially and randomly) for a 256K file with two buffer sizes. You should run this test on a nearly empty disk. You should boot with at least BUFFERS=3. All times are in seconds. Trial #1 Enter disk drive to test: ____ Drive Capacity: ____ Buffer Size: 512 4K No. Records: 512 64 --- -- 1. Sequential File Creation: _____ _____ 2. Sequential File Writing: _____ _____ 3. Sequential File Reading: _____ _____ 4. Random File Write: _____ _____ 5. Random File Read: _____ _____ Trial #2 Buffer Size: 512 4K No. Records: 512 64 --- -- 1. Sequential File Creation: _____ _____ 2. Sequential File Writing: _____ _____ 3. Sequential File Reading: _____ _____ 4. Random File Write: _____ _____ 5. Random File Read: _____ _____ Hard Disk BENCH26 Version 1.00: Disk Access Time Test using Sector Reads ============================================================== Uses DOS Interrupt 25h to directly read disk sectors. DISREGARD THE RESULTS IF ANY ERRORS ARE REPORTED!!! Drive Letter for Test: ____ Drive Capacity: ____ Trial #1 Bytes per sector: _______ Sectors per cluster: _______ Number of clusters: _______ Number of sectors: _______ Average read time of 1000 sectors: ________ msec with _____ errors. Trial #2 Bytes per sector: _______ Sectors per cluster: _______ Number of clusters: _______ Number of sectors: _______ Average read time of 1000 sectors: ________ msec with _____ errors. High Capacity Floppy Disk BENCH26 Version 1.00: Disk Access Time Test using Sector Reads ============================================================== Uses DOS Interrupt 25h to directly read disk sectors. DISREGARD THE RESULTS IF ANY ERRORS ARE REPORTED!!! Drive Letter for Test: ____ Drive Capacity: ____ Trial #1 Bytes per sector: _______ Sectors per cluster: _______ Number of clusters: _______ Number of sectors: _______ Average read time of 1000 sectors: ________ msec with _____ errors. Trial #2 Bytes per sector: _______ Sectors per cluster: _______ Number of clusters: _______ Number of sectors: _______ Average read time of 1000 sectors: ________ msec with _____ errors. Standard Capacity Floppy Disk BENCH26 Version 1.00: Disk Access Time Test using Sector Reads ============================================================== Uses DOS Interrupt 25h to directly read disk sectors. DISREGARD THE RESULTS IF ANY ERRORS ARE REPORTED!!! Drive Letter for Test: ____ Drive Capacity: ____ Trial #1 Bytes per sector: _______ Sectors per cluster: _______ Number of clusters: _______ Number of sectors: _______ Average read time of 1000 sectors: ________ msec with _____ errors. Trial #2 Bytes per sector: _______ Sectors per cluster: _______ Number of clusters: _______ Number of sectors: _______ Average read time of 1000 sectors: ________ msec with _____ errors. BENCH27 Version 1.00: Disk Seek Time Test using Hard Disk BIOS ============================================================== Performs 1,000 cylinder seeks per test using BIOS Interrupt 13h DISREGARD THE RESULTS IF ANY ERRORS ARE REPORTED!!! Allowable hard disk drives are ___ through ___. Drive Number to Test: ___ Drive Capacity: _____ Number of heads: _____ Number of cylinders: _____ Sectors per cyl: _____ Trial #1 Sequential Random ---------- ------ ______ msec (__ errors) _______ msec (__ errors) Trial #2 Sequential Random ---------- ------ ______ msec (__ errors) _______ msec (__ errors) BENCH20 -- Memory Access Speed Benchmark Test -- Version 1.10 ============================================================= This benchmark allocates 256K bytes of Conventional, Lotus/Intel Expanded, and AT-type Extended memory and treats it as a series of 64-byte records. 16,384 random records are then read into and written from local memory. Speed indices for Expanded and and Extended memory are based on the Intel Above Boards. Expanded Memory (Lotus/Intel EMS): ________ Extended Memory (Protected Mode 80286): ________ total installed. Trial #1 Speed Index Speed Index Time in Relative to Relative to Seconds 4.77 Mhz PC 8.00 Mhz AT ------- ----------- ----------- 1. Conventional Read: ______ ______ ______ 2. Conventional Write: ______ ______ ______ 3. Expanded Read: ______ ______ ______ 4. Expanded Write: ______ ______ ______ 5. Extended Read: ______ ______ ______ 6. Extended Write: ______ ______ ______ Trial #2 Speed Index Speed Index Time in Relative to Relative to Seconds 4.77 Mhz PC 8.00 Mhz AT ------- ----------- ----------- 1. Conventional Read: ______ ______ ______ 2. Conventional Write: ______ ______ ______ 3. Expanded Read: ______ ______ ______ 4. Expanded Write: ______ ______ ______ 5. Extended Read: ______ ______ ______ 6. Extended Write: ______ ______ ______