Getting a permalink for a filtered cpu benchmark

[Xarick]

Hi.

Is it possible to get a permalink for a specific criteria?
For example, I wanted to get a list of all FM1 and FM2 processors running on their own integrated graphics, excluding the discrete results and the (HX) model results, as well as a list of all LGA1155 core i3, also on their own integrated graphics.

Is there a way to do such a thing?

Thanks in advance.

[gshv]

I'll try to generate one later tonight.

Gennadiy

[gshv]

Unfortunately, it's not possible to do it with current benchmarks script. I can get a permalink for all processors for a socket, and/or individual part numbers, but it's not possible to get only results with integrated graphics. I'll have to change the script, and that may take some time.

Gennadiy

[Xarick]

Thank you for trying it. The benchmarks with customizable criteria are an excelent feature in this web site. An improvement to it would be mostly appreciated.

What do I do then, to get a permalink for various part numbers, can you show me some permalink syntax examples?

[gshv]

Here is how it looks:

http://www.cpu-world.com/benchmarks/?CW=1&GO=Show&c_part=Family_Core+i3+Mobile|Model_B800|Part_FF8062700839209|Socket_Socket+G1

You only need to change the c_part parameter. This parameter may contain multiple part definitions, in which case they should be separated by '|' character, like in the URL above. c_part may contain individual part numbers, those should be prefixed with 'Part_'. Part numbers you can get from the "Browse CPU benchmark database" page. You can also specify model numbers ('Model_<model>'), sockets ('Socket_<socket_name>') and CPU families ('Family_<CPU_family>'). You may need to replace all spaces with '+' character, although spaces may also work (I know it works in Firefox). I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions.

Gennadiy

[Xarick]

Great, thanks for all the help. I can get it working.