Author: K. Burcham
Date: 13:34:28 07/20/01
my pentiums in the past were 550 mhz and a dual 750 mhz. a friend of mine just purchased a 1500 mhz pentium 4. it achieved a best of 1120 kns in the fritzmark test. my 1000 mhz amd (old slot) got about 900 kns. my 1550 mhz amd gets about 1364 kns in the fritzmark test. so it seems the new pentium 4 1800 mhz should get about 1332 kns. in the example below, the oc 1800 p4 @ 2000 mhz should get about 1480 kns. so to get 1480 kns out of a single amd processor, we will need about 1700 mhz. 2000 mhz pentium 4 = 1480 kns 2000 mhz amd = 1760 kns dual amd 1500 mhz palominos, oc to 1600 mhz = 2600 kns. like i said before, i am going to wait on the dual 1500 palominos. should be out in the next 4 to 8 weeks. maybe by then we can test the deep jawed tiger against deep fritz and deep shredder. who knows, maybe ed will come out with a "deep century". CPU Benchmark (Higher Scores are Better p4 2.0 gig 3798 p4 1.8 gig 3406 p4 1.7 gig 3212 p4 1.5 gig 2817 amd 1.5 gig 4298 amd 1.4 gig 3929 amd 1.33 gig 3767 big difference in prices, when comparing kns., for a chess program. these prices vary on the net. these are the high retail prices. usually includes cooling with a retail price. 1200 mhz mp palomino $270 1400 mhz athlon c (266) $180 1700 mhz p4 $399 1800 mhz p4 $690 1700 mhz xeon $530 kburcham
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