Toshiba Satellite X205 SLI4 Gaming Notebook

Test System and 3DMark CPU


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Toshiba Satellite X205-SLi4

Intel Core 2 Duo T8100
(2.1GHz)

3GB DDR2-667

Dual 256MB NVIDIA
GeForce 8600M GT

On-Board Ethernet
On-Board Audio

2x160GB Hard drives (non-RAID)
7,200 RPM SATA

Windows Vista Ultimate

17" WSXGA+ Display
(native 1680x1050)


Dell XPS M1730

Intel Core 2 Extreme X7900
(2.8GHz)

2x1GB DDR2-667

Dual 256MB NVIDIA
GeForce 8700M GT

On-Board Ethernet
On-Board Audio

2x200GB in RAID0
7,200 RPM SATA

Windows Vista Home Premium

17" WUXGA Display
(native 1920x1200)


ASUS C90S Whitebook

Intel Core Duo E6700
(2.66GHz)

2 x 1GB DDR2 667

512MB NVIDIA
GeForce 8600M GT

On-Board Ethernet
On-Board Audio

160GB Hard Drive
7200RPM SATA

Windows Vista Business

15.4" WXGA display
(native 1680x1050)

Performance Comparisons with 3DMark06 v1.0.2
Details: http://www.futuremark.com/products/3dmark06/

To starting out our testing, we began with a focus on CPU performance, utilizing FutureMark 3DMark06's CPU performance module.





Naturally, the Toshiba Satellite X205-SLi4 trails the comparison systems since it has the slowest processor of the three.  What is important to note is how the results scale.  In actuality, clock-for-clock the Satellite X205-SLi4 is the fastest of the three models.  If you divide the clockspeed by the scores, you will find that the Satellite scored .89 points per MHz while the Dell scored .85 and the ASUS C90S .865 points respectively.  It's not an exacting science, but a loose indicator of processor efficiency with each system.


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