4 x 2 GHz = 8 GHz
8 x 1.866 GHz = 14.9 GHz
14.9 GHz/8 GHz = 1.866 =87%
I know such maths is too simplistic to represent the reality but it gives us a ballpark idea of CPU resources. Allowing for some overheads, your observation of a 60% increase is of the right magnitude tends to support your idea.
Additionally, my powerfractal score on 8 x 2.66 GHz is around 70 -72 GFlops. This scales to around 49-51 GFlops for 8 x 1.866 GHz. I'd say you're right.
8 x 1.866 GHz = 14.9 GHz
14.9 GHz/8 GHz = 1.866 =87%
I know such maths is too simplistic to represent the reality but it gives us a ballpark idea of CPU resources. Allowing for some overheads, your observation of a 60% increase is of the right magnitude tends to support your idea.
Additionally, my powerfractal score on 8 x 2.66 GHz is around 70 -72 GFlops. This scales to around 49-51 GFlops for 8 x 1.866 GHz. I'd say you're right.