Author: Chuck
Date: 15:17:02 04/30/99
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On April 30, 1999 at 14:09:15, Alain Lyrette wrote: >The AMD K6-2 was a little bit faster with so-call knowledge-base programs >(Hiarcs,Rebel10b)because those` programs relies more on the amount of cache that >the cpu can support.With fast thinking programs(Fritz,nimzo99) the difference is >minimal,almost non-existant.Now the new k6-3 is probably the fastest (beside >Alpha)and the best cpu for chess programs since they have tri-level >cache(64k....256k.....and third level cache of up to 2meg).However remember that >the k6-3 is still weak in fpu if you play 3d games if you compare it to the >pentium 2 and 3.Fpu is of course irrelevant in chess programs..... The FPU is also irrelevant in 3D games if you have a 3D graphics card.
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