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Sandra Lite 2021 31.98

Name: Sandra Lite 2021 31.98
Rating: 8.2 (68 reviews)
Author: SiSoftware

July, 22nd 2022 - 191.75 MB - Freeware

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Sandra Lite 31.137
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What's new in this version:

- Benchmarks, Hardware Support updates and fixes

CUDA GP-GPU Benchmarks:
- Updated to CUDA SDK 11.8 with nVidia Ada support [GeForce RTX 4090, etc.]

Memory Bandwidth Benchmark:
- 3-5% bandwidth increase due to L1D block/prefetch optimisations [e.g. AVX512 AMD Zen4, Intel ICL-SP, future arch.]

Memory Latency Benchmark:
- “In-Page Random” memory access latency pattern – additional TLB ranges randomisation in addition to the randomisation within each TLB range
- Benchmark now fails (does not run at all) if TLB information cannot be detected, e.g. CPU does not report it.
- This change affects both Data and Code latencies
- Note that the other tests “Full Random” and “Sequential” memory access patterns – are *not* affected – as the pattern is not affected by TLB data
- It is always recommended to use “2MB/large” pages rather than “4kB/normal” pages in order to minimise “TLB miss” penalties which is the reason for the “in-page random” test. Please see How to enable large/huge memory pages in Windows.

Cryptography Benchmark:
- 3-5% bandwidth increase due to L1D block/prefetch optimisations [e.g. AVX512-VAES AMD Zen4, Intel ICL-SP, future arch.]

Client (GUI):
- Light/Dark-mode colour optimisations