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Subject: Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms

Author: Dan Andersson

Date: 13:22:52 09/27/00

Do you have any benchmarks supporting your view? I'm just asking as I don't have
any. A benchmark simulating random accesses of small fragments of memory should
do it. The architectural design choices taken when designing RDRAM seems to go
against what you say. Namely, its time expensive to select a new memory location
to read from. A chess program would need to read a fair amount of data from
memory to mortgage that. But then again every programs mileage may vary. RDRAM
is hot coupled to streaming data and SIMD instructions.

Regards Dan Andersson

Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Vincent Diepeveen 15:46:57 09/27/00
- Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Eugene Nalimov 16:29:53 09/27/00
  - Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Vincent Diepeveen 16:47:09 09/27/00
    - Have 256MB RDRAM to test DIEP Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Brian Richardson 16:37:03 09/28/00
    - Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Dan Andersson 01:14:29 09/28/00
    - Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Dan Newman 22:17:48 09/27/00
      - Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Vincent Diepeveen 09:08:24 09/28/00
        
        Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Vincent Lejeune 18:22:09 09/28/00
        
        Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Vincent Diepeveen 08:30:16 09/29/00
        
        Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Dan Newman 16:40:00 09/28/00
        
        Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Vincent Diepeveen 08:34:06 09/29/00
        
        Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Dan Andersson 02:58:57 09/30/00
        
        Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Vincent Diepeveen 09:12:42 10/01/00
        
        Re: RDRAM rocks for chessprograms Ernst Walet 14:44:36 10/02/00
        
        Deathless sayings. Dan Andersson 11:40:20 10/01/00
        
        Re: Deathless sayings. Vincent Diepeveen 12:45:18 10/01/00

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