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now you should check decompression speed on ram-256mb system
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well just posting a fun little benchmark i did
its the iso file for an x-file game
original size = 7.88GB (8.468.776.960 bytes)
7-zip lzma 192mb/273 = 6,01 GB (6.460.937.110 bytes)
srep64 = 4.19GB (4.504.471.592 bytes)
srep64 v1.00 -> 7-zip lzma 64mb/273 = 3,31 GB (3.562.574.200 bytes)
pretty amazing results from srep64 as preprocesor and/or standalone compression.
and it shows there is reall life files out there that benefits from huge dictionary size compression.
i wonder if rzm could get it even more down
now you should check decompression speed on ram-256mb system
the memory usage doing decompress dropped tremendous.
72mb for 7-zip adn 18mb for Srep
What game ISO did you use to test this with? Thanks!
its just called X-files
some more info form the readme.txt
The X-Files DVD
Release 2.05/US
The requirements its pentium 11 233mhz or higher so its an old game
but i have more dvd iso game files where rep and Srep gives huge boost in compressions. even when going above 1.5gb dictionary in the old rep utility
Last edited by SvenBent; 7th April 2010 at 21:12.
SvenBent, we know that SREP is cool
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