CPU Benchmarks for Lucas-Lehmer/Trial Factor

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Model	Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-9400F CPU @ 2.90GHz
Stock Speed	no stock speed set
Features	Prefetch,SSE,SSE2,SSE4,AVX,AVX2,FMA
L1 Cache	32 KB
L2 Cache	256 KB
L3 Cache	9216 KB

Program	Speed (MHz)	29.69M to 34.56M (1792K)	34.56M to 39.50M (2048K)	39.50M to 49.10M (2560K)	49.10M to 58.52M (3072K)	58.52M to 68.13M (3584K)	68.13M to 77.91M (4096K)
Windows64, Prime95, v30.8, build 17	4542
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	4223
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	4223
Windows64, Prime95, v29.4, build 8	3884
Windows64, Prime95, v29.4, build 8	3884
Windows64, Prime95, v30.7, build 7	3884
Windows64, Prime95, v30.7, build 9	3884
Windows64, Prime95, v30.8, build 17	3884
Windows64, Prime95, v28.10, build 1	3883	6.72	7.24	9.78	12.95	14.25	16.43
Windows64, Prime95, v30.8, build 17	3883
Windows64, Prime95, v30.3, build 6	3875
Windows64, Prime95, v30.6, build 1	3875
Windows64, Prime95, v30.7, build 9	3875
Windows64, Prime95, v28.10, build 1	3874	6.87	7.46	9.87	30.63	13.62	15.97
Windows64, Prime95, v30.3, build 6	3874
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 3	3661
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 5	3660
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3660
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3660
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3660
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3660
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3660
Linux64, Prime95, v30.8, build 18	3660
Linux64, Prime95, v29.8, build 3	3659
Linux64, Prime95, v29.8, build 3	3659
Linux64, Prime95, v29.8, build 3	3659
Linux64, Prime95, v29.8, build 3	3659
Linux64, Prime95, v30.6, build 4	3659
Linux64, Prime95, v30.6, build 4	3659
Linux64, Prime95, v30.6, build 4	3659
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 5	3652
Windows64, Prime95, v28.9, build 2	3652	6.69	7.10	9.45	11.19	13.51	15.63
Windows64, Prime95, v28.7, build 1	3652	7.01	7.61	9.81	13.11	15.43	17.75
Windows64, Prime95, v29.3, build 1	3652
Windows64, Prime95, v28.9, build 2	3651	6.76	7.28	10.02	12.27	14.08	16.16
Windows64, Prime95, v28.9, build 2	3651	6.81	7.27	9.61	11.44	13.73	16.08
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3651
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3651
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3651
Windows64, Prime95, v28.7, build 1	3651	6.18	8.65	9.33	10.74	14.40	14.84
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3651
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	3497
Windows64, Prime95, v29.8, build 6	2628
Windows64, Prime95, v28.7, build 1	100	22.02	29.54	55.23	41.27	45.37	41.57
Windows64, Prime95, v30.7, build 9	100
All timings are in milliseconds - lower is better

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