Author: Ed Panek
Date: 07:41:26 02/21/01
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HEre are some generic benchmarks for the most current CPU's Ed AMD Athlon 1.2GHz (100%) Intel Pentium 4 1.5 GHz (98%) PowerMac G4 733 (97%) Intel Xeon III 1GHz (91%) Intel Pentium III 1GHz (86%) AMD Athlon 1GHz (82%) Intel Pentium III 866 (76%) AMD Duron 850 (74%) AMD Athlon 800 (71%) On February 20, 2001 at 01:52:37, Richard A. Fowell wrote: >I see at http://store.apple.com/ that I can order a 733 MHz G4, >which should do pretty well with HIARCS 7.0. It would be >interesting to see HIARCS 7.0 benchmarks on the Athlon 1200 >and the 733 MHz G4. > >Richard > > >On February 19, 2001 at 17:47:53, Shep wrote: > >>On February 19, 2001 at 13:57:58, Joseph Merolle wrote: >> >>> >>> >>>Even though mac computers are not populer , they are considered by experts a >>>superior machien and much much faster. How come there has not been any games >>>from mac in computer vs gm play. Also how come they are never used in any >>>computer chess wars. i would love to see if there is a diferents in ratings >>>beteen the top mac computers and top ibm compatible computers useing all the top >>>programs. However i realize that top programs are not comming out with mac >>>compatible programs but i wonder if you can discover tommarows chess tecnology >>>using macs today. >> >>On my G3-233 at work, Hiarcs 7.0 hits around 40 knps (if my memory is correct), >>that's about the speed of a 400 MHz PII (since it hits around 60 knps on my >>PIII-550s). The fastest Mac around (the G4-500) will probably perform relatively >>better (been too lazy to check :), but likely not be faster than an Athlon 1200 >>for chess. >> >>--- >>Shep
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