MobileMark® 2014 ver 1.5, the latest version of the premier. Unlike benchmarks that only measure battery life, MobileMark measures battery life. View Results; MobileMark 2007 Results. Version, Date, System Type, System, CPU, Memory, Disk, Video, Video Resolution, OS, Battery Life, DVD, Productivity.

MobileMark 2014 ver 1.5 MobileMark® 2014 ver 1.5, the latest version of the premier performance-qualified battery life metric based on real world applications. Unlike benchmarks that only measure battery life, MobileMark measures battery life and performance simultaneously, showing how well a system design addresses the inherent tradeoffs between performance and power management. The new release features support for Windows 10 and localized GUI for German and Chinese.

The new release of MobileMark has a lightning fast installation with a 30% reduced footprint from included USB media installs in just 50%* of the time of its predecessor. MobileMark 2014 1.5 contains the 3rd generation auto-configuration tool first introduced in MobileMark 2014.

The updated configuration tool executes automatically as part of the benchmark run, dramatically reducing occurrence of setup related errors, and helping to ensure consistent, repeatable results. Lower minimum system requirements ensure that MobileMark 2014 1.5 runs on broader categories of notebook PC systems. In addition, FDR’s can be browsed and submitted to the BAPCo online result database ().

Reporting is enhanced with improved Full Disclosure Report (FDR) formatting that emphasizes scoring and reference machine comparisons. As with SYSmark 2014 ver 1.5, a new unified 32 & 64-bit codebase exists for both OS environments. MobileMark 2014 ver 1.5 supports 32 or 64-bit versions of Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.

Battery Life For battery life testing, we have three home built Windows Vista tests. Trejner dlya red faction guerrilla v 1021. The first script uses Internet Explorer to surf several web pages until the battery runs out. DVD playback is pretty straightforward, only we use the included DVD player on each laptop with the assumption that any special hardware acceleration features are more likely to be enabled that way. Finally, for gaming we loop 3DMark06 until the battery runs out. We have also just received our copy of MobileMark 2007, but the Satellite X205 is the only system we've tested so far with the new software. We will include results for MobileMark 2007 in a table for now and add additional systems in the future. MobileMark 2007 Performance DVD 2007 (Minutes) Productivity 2007 Battery Life (Minutes) Productivity 2007 Performance Rating Toshiba X205 S9359 106 122 180 The Satellite X205 battery isn't as large as the Alienware m9750 battery, but it does manage to provide significantly more battery life for DVD playback and web surfing.

A 95WHr battery instead of a 65WHr battery would have certainly helped it to distance itself from the other gaming laptops. Still, the results aren't particularly impressive, as it still can't reach two hours of battery life and will thus most likely not last through an entire DVD. We're working on getting an HD-DVD in order to test that aspect of battery life, as we expect it will be even worse than with a regular DVD. In our gaming test, the Satellite X205 is barely able to beat out the Alienware m9750.

That might seem pretty surprising, considering how much faster the Alienware is supposed to be. The reality is that on battery power the GPU clock speeds on the Alienware (and ABS and Dell XPS) are severely reduced and the performance offered is really about the same as the GeForce 8700M GT. NVIDIA's PowerMizer did not appear to be enabled on the Satellite X205, or at least the feature wasn't listed in the driver control panel, but the performance results on battery are about the same as when running off of AC power.