SiSoftware

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SiSoftware, founded in 1995, is the creator company of the computer analysis, diagnostic and benchmarking software SANDRA. The first SANDRA release was released in 1997 and the software has become notably popular in its field.^{[citation needed]}

Since launch, SiSoftware provides benchmarks that show the power of emerging new technologies like multi-core, WMMX2, WMMX, AMD64/EM64T/x86-64, IA-64, NUMA, SMT, SMP, SSE4, SSSE3, SSE3, SSE2, SSE, MMX, Java and .NET.

SiSoftware is located in London, UK.

SiSoftware Sandra 2003 supports the latest technologies (AGP 3, Hyper-Threading), chipsets (Intel 7500, 845GL/GV/GE/PE; SiS 648, 655, 746; VIA KT400, P4X400), controllers (SiS 963; VIA 8233A/C, 8235/L), Clock generator ICs and devices on the market.^[1]

Latest version of Sandra (Titanium), release 27 April 2018 ^[2]

There are 5 editions of Sandra: Lite, Personal, Business, Tech Support, Enterprise ^[3]

See also[]

• AIDA64

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