Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 09:41:20 04/02/01
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On April 02, 2001 at 00:18:12, Terry McCracken wrote: >The _Fritzmark_ appears to indicate the speed of the _CPU_ as a general guide. >I realize there are other things that may/will effect the results of the >Fritzmark but feel the CPU is the _Major_ player. > >Would some of the members here provide their Fritzmarks for different CPU types >and the MHz/Ghz they are using, eg; 1GHz Pentium III, 1GHz Athlon, 1.5 GHz P4 >etc.? >Also, please indicate other factors that may/are effecting these Fritzmarks, eg; >type of ram used, bus speeds, motherboards/Chipsets, and free resources when >achieving maximum Fritzmarks. > >In my case I'm using the _old_ P3 at 500MHz with 128MB of SDRAM 433BX Chipset >and achieve 466KN/s when I free up my resources up to 87%. A little obsolete >now;) Model Type IBM Aptiva 2171-57U > >Please List Results Below. Thanks in Advance! > >Terry McCracken > >PS >Please include NPS rather than the Fritzmark alone. > >I'm also interested to see how the P4 at 1.3GHz through 1.5GHz >performs on this test, in comparison with the Pentium III at 1GHz and the AMD >Athlon (Thuderbird)at 1.2GHz through 1.33GHz. > >In hopes to put this _Chess Benchmark_ in perspective. > >Thanks Again! > >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm disappointed no one took interest in suppling data to my questions. I felt it might help people in seeing both AMD processors, and Intel processors, especially the Pentium 4 processor, compared in this way. EG; If a AMD Athlon at 1.2GHz say does about 1100-1200KN/s how does the P4 at 1.5GHz do? Does it hit over 1000KN/s wich would roughly be a PIII "coppermine" cpu or is it lower or higher? I'll make it easier. Could people who have a P4 and Fritz6 show their Fritzmark on their machines? I feel it will shed some light at least in regards to chess, how fast the P4 actually computes when running a chess programm. Thanks again. Terry McCracken
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