2.6.29.4-167.fc11.i686.PAE

2.6.29.4-167.fc11.i686.PAE is a kernel. The 2.6.29.4-167.fc11.i686.PAE has been tested via the Phoronix Test Suite in the configurations listed below.

OpenBenchmarking.org Results

Global Results

CacheBench - All - Tests on PTS Desktop Live 2010.1, Fedora 11, Intel Atom D425, Intel Pineview IGP, Intel D425KT, Intel Atom N270, Intel Mobile 945GME IGP, Intel D945GSEJT

Byte Test Results - All - Tests on PTS Desktop Live 2010.1, Fedora 11, Intel Atom D425, Intel Pineview IGP, Intel D425KT, Intel Atom N270, Intel Mobile 945GME IGP, Intel D945GSEJT

kvm-mp3-result - Tests on Fedora 11, QEMU Virtual 0.10.6, Cirrus Logic GD 5446, Qumranet

7zip1 - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Core 2 6400, Intel 82Q963, HP 0A58h

abhay-9803-30356-14408 - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Core 2 Duo P8400, Intel Mobile 4 IGP, Sony VGN-FW190E

iozone0820578 - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Pentium Dual T3200, VMware Abstract SVGA II, Intel 440BX

iozone0820578 - Tests on Fedora 11, AMD Turion II Mobile M500, InnoTek VirtualBox, innotek VirtualBox

ramspeed0820578 - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Pentium Dual T3200, VMware Abstract SVGA II, Intel 440BX

cpu0820578 - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Pentium Dual T3200, VMware Abstract SVGA II, Intel 440BX

mohan - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Core 2 Duo T5750, InnoTek VirtualBox, innotek VirtualBox

iozonemohan - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Core 2 Duo T5750, InnoTek VirtualBox, innotek VirtualBox

iozone0820578 - Tests on Fedora 11, AMD Turion II Mobile M500, InnoTek VirtualBox, innotek VirtualBox

BalluHDDvm - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Pentium Dual T3200, VMware Abstract SVGA II, Intel 440BX

BalluRAMspeedvm - Tests on Fedora 11, Intel Pentium Dual T3200, VMware Abstract SVGA II, Intel 440BX

Phoronix Information

Ubuntu 11.04: i686 vs. i686 PAE vs. x86_64: At the end of 2009 I published benchmarks comparing Ubuntu's 32-bit, 32-bit PAE, and 64-bit Linux kernels. Those tests were carried out to show the performance impact of using 32-bit with PAE (Physical Address Extension) support, which on the plus side allows up to 64GB of system memory to be addressable from 32-bit machines, but is still significantly slower than a 64-bit kernel and user-space.

Is Fedora Going Through More Or Less Power?: Along the same theme of yesterday's article entitled Is PowerTop Still Useful For Extending Your Battery Life? today here are some results showing the power consumption of the past three Fedora releases (11, 12, and 13) from a notebook computer...