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Last night I was reading "I tested Golem with 2 laptops (as Provider & Requester). Here my results..." And realized his CPU benchmark was nearly 2x mine, on a dual core laptop with 8gb ram... I'm experimenting with a dual Opteron 6376 with 48gb ram (32 cores @2.4ghz) (his laptop benchmarks around 1600 vs my 900). My Blender benchmark is much higher than his (around 900 (vs his 306).

It seems the cpu benchmark is single-thread performance? It seems to increase a little (from 850-900 to 900-925) when I remove CPU's from golem (at 1-2 cores it will scale to about 3ghz, vs 2.4 with 30 cores) Eventually it may be needed to have both single and multi-thread benchmarks. With just blender it's ok, as that has it's own benchmark and seems to scale as expected with more cores.

Even so, my Blender benchmark seems kinda low to me, but I don't know what it's compared to (GPU's maybe?), what kind of hardware is out there on the network, or if I'm doing something wrong somewhere.

So I was wondering how our benchmarks vs hardware specs compare!