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PEC CPU® 2006
The SPEC CPU® 2006 benchmark is SPEC's industry-standardized, CPU-intensive benchmark suite, stressing a system's processor, memory subsystem and compiler.
BENCHMARK RETIREMENT: With the release of the SPEC CPU 2017 benchmark suite, the CPU 2006 suite will be retired. See below for details on the retirement schedule and result submission requirements.
This benchmark suite includes the SPECint® benchmarks and the SPECfp® benchmarks. The SPECint® 2006 benchmark contains 12 different benchmark tests and the SPECfp® 2006 benchmark contains 19 different benchmark tests.
The SPEC CPU® 2006 benchmark is available for purchase via the SPEC order form.
SPEC designed this suite to provide a comparative measure of compute-intensive performance across the widest practical range of hardware using workloads developed from real user applications. These benchmarks are provided as source code and require the user to be comfortable using compiler commands as well as other commands via a command interpreter using a console or command prompt window in order to generate executable binaries.
The SPEC CPU® 2006 benchmark has several different ways to measure computer performance. One way is to measure how fast the computer completes a single task; this is a speed measurement. Another way is to measure how many tasks a computer can accomplish in a certain amount of time; this is called a throughput, capacity or rate measurement.
The SPECspeed® metrics (e.g., the SPECint® 2006 benchmark) are used for comparing the ability of a computer to complete single tasks.
The SPECrate® metrics (e.g., the SPECint®_rate 2006 benchmark) measure the throughput or rate of a machine carrying out a number of tasks.
For more information about the SPECrate® and SPECspeed® metrics, see the technical documentation.
The current version of the benchmark suite is V1.2, released in September 2011.
SPEC CPU2006 Retirement
With the release of SPEC CPU2017, SPEC will be retiring SPEC CPU2006. The retirement plan is as follows:
Through September 19 2017 3AM US Eastern Time, CPU2006 and CPU2017 results can be submitted to SPEC independently.
From September 19, 2017 3:01AM US Eastern Time to December 26 3AM US Eastern Time, 2017, publication of SPEC CPU2006 results on the SPEC website requires simultaneous submission and publication of the corresponding SPEC CPU2017 results on the same configuration. Other details:
For SPECrate results, the same number of base copies must be used.
Compilers and tuning may differ between the CPU2006 and CPU2017 submissions.
Due to SPEC's result review calendar, this means that the last day to submit CPU2006 results without an accompanying CPU2017 result is the SPEC submission deadline of September 19, 2017 3AM US Eastern Time.
The intent of requiring CPU2017 submissions with CPU2006 submissions is to motivate the population of the SPEC website with CPU2017 results.
Note: The SPEC CPU2006 rules allows rule-compliant results to be published independently (outside of the SPEC website). There is no requirement that results published outside of the SPEC website be accompanied by CPU2017 results.
On December 26, 2017 3:01AM US Eastern Time, SPEC will stop accepting SPEC CPU2006 results for publication.
By end of day on January 9, 2018 US Eastern Time, SPEC will retire SPEC CPU2006.
After this day, further submissions not already under review will not be published by SPEC and technical support for SPEC CPU2006 will end.
For publication on SPEC's website by January 9th, 2018, results need to be submitted to SPEC by the December 26, 2017 3AM US Eastern Time submission deadline. Note that, per above, corresponding SPEC CPU2017 results are also needed.
SPEC CPU2006 allows rule-compliant results to be published independently. Therefore, although SPEC will not be publishing results after this date, it is possible that licensees might choose to do so. The rules and license must still be followed and any such publication must plainly disclose that SPEC CPU2006 has been retired (see: http://www.spec.org/fairuse.html#Retired for more information on how SPEC addresses retired benchmarks).
Note that the requirements of the previous paragraph apply only to public use of the benchmark. Benchmark retirement has no effect on licensees' internal (unpublished) use of the benchmark product.
Results
Submitted Results
Text, HTML, CSV, PDF, and Configuration file outputs for the SPEC CPU® 2006 metrics; includes all of the results submitted to SPEC from the SPEC member companies and other licensees of the benchmark.
Search across all SPEC CPU® 2006 results in SPEC's online result database.
PEC CPU® 2006
The SPEC CPU® 2006 benchmark is SPEC's industry-standardized, CPU-intensive benchmark suite, stressing a system's processor, memory subsystem and compiler.
BENCHMARK RETIREMENT: With the release of the SPEC CPU 2017 benchmark suite, the CPU 2006 suite will be retired. See below for details on the retirement schedule and result submission requirements.
This benchmark suite includes the SPECint® benchmarks and the SPECfp® benchmarks. The SPECint® 2006 benchmark contains 12 different benchmark tests and the SPECfp® 2006 benchmark contains 19 different benchmark tests.
The SPEC CPU® 2006 benchmark is available for purchase via the SPEC order form.
SPEC designed this suite to provide a comparative measure of compute-intensive performance across the widest practical range of hardware using workloads developed from real user applications. These benchmarks are provided as source code and require the user to be comfortable using compiler commands as well as other commands via a command interpreter using a console or command prompt window in order to generate executable binaries.
The SPEC CPU® 2006 benchmark has several different ways to measure computer performance. One way is to measure how fast the computer completes a single task; this is a speed measurement. Another way is to measure how many tasks a computer can accomplish in a certain amount of time; this is called a throughput, capacity or rate measurement.
The SPECspeed® metrics (e.g., the SPECint® 2006 benchmark) are used for comparing the ability of a computer to complete single tasks.
The SPECrate® metrics (e.g., the SPECint®_rate 2006 benchmark) measure the throughput or rate of a machine carrying out a number of tasks.
For more information about the SPECrate® and SPECspeed® metrics, see the technical documentation.
The current version of the benchmark suite is V1.2, released in September 2011.
SPEC CPU2006 Retirement
With the release of SPEC CPU2017, SPEC will be retiring SPEC CPU2006. The retirement plan is as follows:
Through September 19 2017 3AM US Eastern Time, CPU2006 and CPU2017 results can be submitted to SPEC independently.
From September 19, 2017 3:01AM US Eastern Time to December 26 3AM US Eastern Time, 2017, publication of SPEC CPU2006 results on the SPEC website requires simultaneous submission and publication of the corresponding SPEC CPU2017 results on the same configuration. Other details:
For SPECrate results, the same number of base copies must be used.
Compilers and tuning may differ between the CPU2006 and CPU2017 submissions.
Due to SPEC's result review calendar, this means that the last day to submit CPU2006 results without an accompanying CPU2017 result is the SPEC submission deadline of September 19, 2017 3AM US Eastern Time.
The intent of requiring CPU2017 submissions with CPU2006 submissions is to motivate the population of the SPEC website with CPU2017 results.
Note: The SPEC CPU2006 rules allows rule-compliant results to be published independently (outside of the SPEC website). There is no requirement that results published outside of the SPEC website be accompanied by CPU2017 results.
On December 26, 2017 3:01AM US Eastern Time, SPEC will stop accepting SPEC CPU2006 results for publication.
By end of day on January 9, 2018 US Eastern Time, SPEC will retire SPEC CPU2006.
After this day, further submissions not already under review will not be published by SPEC and technical support for SPEC CPU2006 will end.
For publication on SPEC's website by January 9th, 2018, results need to be submitted to SPEC by the December 26, 2017 3AM US Eastern Time submission deadline. Note that, per above, corresponding SPEC CPU2017 results are also needed.
SPEC CPU2006 allows rule-compliant results to be published independently. Therefore, although SPEC will not be publishing results after this date, it is possible that licensees might choose to do so. The rules and license must still be followed and any such publication must plainly disclose that SPEC CPU2006 has been retired (see: http://www.spec.org/fairuse.html#Retired for more information on how SPEC addresses retired benchmarks).
Note that the requirements of the previous paragraph apply only to public use of the benchmark. Benchmark retirement has no effect on licensees' internal (unpublished) use of the benchmark product.
Results
Submitted Results
Text, HTML, CSV, PDF, and Configuration file outputs for the SPEC CPU® 2006 metrics; includes all of the results submitted to SPEC from the SPEC member companies and other licensees of the benchmark.
Search across all SPEC CPU® 2006 results in SPEC's online result database.
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