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Subject: Re: Fastest PC for Rebel vs Anand, please, Ed

Author: Ed Schröder

Date: 10:32:34 04/20/98

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>Posted by fca on April 20, 1998 at 07:29:38:

>>This AMD-300 looks so good I definitely want to have it. I received
>>5-6 entries for my bench mark sofar . This is what I got (quoting the
>>Rebel Home Page)
>
>> TOP FIVE      BT-16 with Rebel8  REMARKS
>> AMD K6 300         1:40          Almost twice as fast as a PII-300!
>> AMD K6 266         2:25          Still faster than a PII-333
>> Pentium-II 333     2:42
>> Pentium-II 300     3:04
>> AMD K6 233         3:10          AMD-233 as good as a PII-300!

>>- Ed -

>Dear Ed

>I think the main reason for the AMD advantage here was the Level *1*
>cache being higher on AMD...

>The *Slot 2* Pentium II processors - starting with the one to be
>available next month - I belive will have the same amount of Level 1
>cache as the AMD... So the 450 Slot 2 P-II may well be faster than even
>the AMD pseudo-300, running Rebel, thanks to:
>1. Same L1 cache
>2. Much bigger L2 cache OPERATING AT FULL FREQUENCY OF CPU
>3. 50% faster MHz.
>4. maybe less efficiency elsewhere, but overall...

>I am no Intel "fan" (not even attached to CPU!)... but Ed please make
>sure you use the fastest machine.  For chess and Rebel, I believe these
>new generation Intel CPUs will outstrip AMD...

Since the Pentium-II 400 Mhz is out now (saw several ad's in dutch
magazines) I like to add an entry to the bench mark page. Question,
What are the official names of the SLOT-1 and SLOT-2 machines?

Just SLOT-1 and SLOT-2? I couldn't find the answer on Tom's hardware
page. http://sysdoc.pair.com


>Anand will surely be in super-cool mode and you want to win some/lots of
>those fast games!

End of July in the south of Italy it is supposed to be over 40
degrees. The only things which will be cool over there are the
ice cubes on the processor.

- Ed -


>Kind regards

>fca




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