[jtwrace]

For those that are using a CAPS & JRiver what is your JMark score?

Open JRiver and go to Help > Benchmark. Please post your results along with your CAPS build.

[mjock3]

Not actually a CAPS build but it is Windows, JMark is 2797.

i5 processor

What exactly does it mean?

[sts9fan]

Mine is 2615 with a Lenovo ultra book.

[jtwrace]

Not actually a CAPS build but it is Windows, JMark is 2797.

What exactly does it mean?

Matt added a Benchmark program in build 83 that measures overall system performance.  It gives you a way to compare machines.  It also gives us a way to measure changes in the code and look for new ways to enhance performance.

It's under MC's Help menu.

Your results will change over time for several reasons:

1.  A faster machine -- overclocking, for example
2.  A newer version of MC with performance improvements
3.  Power settings of the machine
4.  Other programs running

[ted_b]

Mine is my CAPS V2+, which is. for all intents and purposes. simply a standard CAPS V3 Lagoon (Atom-based processor).  My JMark is a paltry 548, but it is been rendered somewhat irrelevant to me, in that I only use my Caps V2+ as a client in a dual pc JRver/JPlay environment.  It runs everything up to 24/384 and DSD128 flawlessly.  As a stand-alone multichannel server (for the Exasound or Mytek setups) it runs out of gas if the multichannel is anything above DSD 5.1 (i.e it hiccups on 24/192 and DXD multichannel content, of which there is very little).   My next client will be an i7-based box (designing as we speak), as is my current audiopc.

Edit:  Oops, also forgot to mention that I run WS 2012 GUI with 1.2 RC1 version of  AudioOptimizer (which has several registry changes that muck up JRIver's benchmark math)

[Syrah]

My Zuma clocks in at 4780.

[adydula]

Mine is:

Running 'Math' benchmark...
    Single-threaded integer math... 3.337 seconds
    Single-threaded floating point math... 1.887 seconds
    Multi-threaded integer math... 0.982 seconds
    Multi-threaded mixed math... 0.683 seconds
Score: 2758

Running 'Image' benchmark...
    Image creation / destruction... 0.705 seconds
    Flood filling... 0.510 seconds
    Direct copying... 0.723 seconds
    Small renders... 1.312 seconds
    Bilinear rendering... 0.966 seconds
    Bicubic rendering... 0.789 seconds
Score: 4396

Running 'Database' benchmark...
    Create database... 0.399 seconds
    Populate database... 1.384 seconds
    Save database... 0.263 seconds
    Reload database... 0.033 seconds
    Search database... 1.074 seconds
    Sort database... 0.930 seconds
    Group database... 0.743 seconds
Score: 4454

JRMark (version 17.0.165): 3870

[glynnw]

Having been dissatisfied with graphics and internet ability of my Caps 3 Carbon (it would lock up if I tried to do too many things at once), I sold it and built on an ASUS board w/Intel i5 3470T.  Using only passive cooling ( a Thor's Hammer cooler - these things are obviously named to sell to the youth market) today my CPU temp is 37 degrees going up to 40 with heavy useage.  MC benchmark score is 3547.  It does everything I want and sounds great.  At some point I want to try a better power supply, but currently these cost twice what I spent on the entire PC.

[jtwrace]

Having been dissatisfied with graphics and internet ability of my Caps 3 Carbon (it would lock up if I tried to do too many things at once), I sold it and built on an ASUS board w/Intel i5 3470T.  Using only passive cooling ( a Thor's Hammer cooler - these things are obviously named to sell to the youth market) today my CPU temp is 37 degrees going up to 40 with heavy useage.  MC benchmark score is 3547.  It does everything I want and sounds great.  At some point I want to try a better power supply, but currently these cost twice what I spent on the entire PC.

I'd like to see your build.  Can you post some pics and parts list?

[glynnw]

Sure thing:

Intel Core i5 3470T 
ASUS P8Z77-V LK motherboard - full size w/ PCI slot for SOtM usb card
Thor's Hammer passive cooler
Corsair Vengeance 16 GB memory
Seasonic Platinum Series SS-400FL2 power supply
OCZ Octane 120 SSD w/ SOtM filter
Windows 8 Pro
JRiver MC19
Synology NAS 2 GB w/ @ GB backup (also keep off-site backup on another 2 GB HD
Blue Tooth dongle allows remote control by mouse and keyboard at sitting position
image sent to wall Mounted TV between speakers.

PC case is 30's era Kolster Radio box (w/ cute little girl picture in place of radio controls) -  sits on top of old RCA Victrola cabinet housing my system
More pictures  of PC in my Gallery under Discless Circle

[jtwrace]

Awesome!

Thanks.

[glynnw]

I focus on the science AND the bling