Author: David Franklin
Date: 15:15:25 12/14/99
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Someone gave the result:
>>Top Intel (listed) is PIII 7333 with specint95 is 35.7 about twice
>>the G4-400. See www.intel.com.
And on December 14, 1999 at 16:23:22, Dann Corbit wrote:
>From:
>http://www.specbench.org/osg/cpu95/results/cpu95.html
>
>We have:
>CINT95 Rates
>Company System Result
>Baseline # CPU Disclosure
>Alpha Processor, UP2000 667 MHz 4MB Windows NT 288 288
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>CFP95 Rates
>Company System Result
>Baseline # CPU Disclosure
>Alpha Processor, UP2000 667 MHz 4MB Windows NT 478 436
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>So if we are allowed to discuss expensive single CPU machines, we can get some
>fairly impressive results.
CINT95 _Rate_ is *NOT* the same as CINT95 (it's to do with multiple runs in
parallel or some such). It's usually about 9x the CINT95 result for 1 CPU.
To compare like with like, I'll give both figures for both CPUs:
CINT95 CINT95 Rate
Alpha GS140 (700Mhz) 39.1 352
Intel (733Mhz) 36.0 324
N.B. both machines with those results are made by Compaq.
Not that much difference on SpecInt95. The SpecFP is "only" about 80% higher for
Alpha, a lot closer than it used to be before the Intel Coppermines.
Dave
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