We gathered simple benchmarks of laptops and desktop PCs to get their relative performance with each other. We used PassMark Performance Test for this purpose. In this round, we looked at the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e.
Lenovo ThinkPad X100e specs:
11.6″ dispay screen @ 1366×768 pixels
AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 @ 1.6GHz
ATI Radeon HD3200
2GB DDR2 RAM
250GB HDD
PassMark Results:
CPU Compression: 1296.6KB/s
CPU Encryption: 9.5MB/s
Find Prime Number: 114.7 operations per second
CPU Integer Math: 32.5 million operations per second
CPU Floating Point: 133.5 million operations per second
Graphics 3D Simple: 50.7fps (32-bit)
Graphics 3D Medium: 13.2fps (32-bit)
Graphics 3D Complex: 15.0fps (32-bit)
CPU Mark: 232.2
2D Graphics Mark: 102.1
3D Graphics Mark: 25.3
Memory Mark: 186.5
Disk Mark: 477.6
Passmark Rating: 219.1
Windows Experience Index:
Here’s a reference for Windows Experience Index of the CPU compared to others in the netbook/ultraportable category:
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abe, did you notice this is hotter than most netbooks? it’s quieter but hotter in time because of the athlon processor. can you confirm?
It’s not a netbook. Netbooks are typically characterized by poor useability, absolutely abysmal performance and great battery life. This is a small, cheap laptop with middling battery life and great usability, plus business-class support options.
And it is warmer than a netbook, for sure. But not exactly hot, compared to for instance some of the older P4 laptops that would really bake your legs. The heat is not the issue– it’s really the battery life.
@Voice of reason, i was just at an MSI store today and it really isn’t a netbook. the neo is athlon’s ULV counter for intel’s ULVs. a little powerful than a netbook and yet mobile. consider it, cheap ultraportables. MSI can address the battery life issue, they offer aftermarket 9 cell batteries should you wish to upgrade. Not like most netbooks and ulvs.
magkano na po ito ngayon sir abe?