Author: Joachim Rang
Date: 12:02:55 07/03/03
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On July 03, 2003 at 12:27:20, Ernest Bonnem wrote: >Does anybody here know the (somewhat detailed) technical reason ? >Chip architecture ? > >On the average, for chess programs, a P4 running at frequency F is equivalent to >an Athlon at frequency F times 2/3. >Actually, it seems that this 2/3 ratio is no longer as bad for hi-end P4 (3.06, >3.0 GHz) or the Mobile Pentium : any confirmation and reason ? The main reason is, that Athlon and P3 have 9 instructions per cycle and P4 has only 6. Hyperthreading and higher FSB may improve the newest P4s. regards Joachim
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