SPECapc^® for Unigraphics V17

The SPECapc^® for Unigraphics V17 benchmark was developed by Bob Vowles, a user with 20 years of experience with the application, and Bob Elliott, senior system administrator with EDS PLM Solutions. It is written as a series of UG Macros that run on Windows NT and Windows 2000.

The benchmark was released on October 24, 2001.

New models include an engine assembly containing more than 400,000 vertices, and an intake manifold assembly containing more than 200,000 vertices. Both models are considerably larger than those used in SPECapc for Unigraphics V15.

The benchmark includes fifty-two subtests. Individual scores are reported for each subtest, both as elapsed time and as a normalized ratio. The reference system for computing the normalized ratio is a 700Mhz Pentium III with a 440BX chipset, 512MB PC100 ECC SDRAM, 9GB Quantum Viking Ultra2 SCSI (7200 rpm), and Diamond FireGL1 graphics. The subtests are categorized into three groups:

Graphics – assembly, drafting and mechanisms, 10 subtests, 50-percent weighting
CPU-intensive – 22 subtests, 40-percent weighting
I/O intensive – 20 subtests, 10-percent weighting
Each major group is assigned a score derived from the unweighted geometric mean of the normalized scores of each subtest in the group. An overall composite is derived from the weighted geometric means of the three groups.