Author: Michel Langeveld
Date: 00:48:49 08/20/01
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On August 19, 2001 at 17:06:46, Frank Quisinsky wrote: >Hi, > >>What is actually the biggest number cruncher, the Athlon 1,4 GHZ or the Dual >>PIII? > >From the power an Dual P III 1GHz system. > >2 engines with full speed for analyses >Engine-Engine with ponder >Play with Deep versions. > >From the price a Athlon 1.4 GHz system (processor "only" DM 350,-- DM in >Germany, like Computer Service Becker ... my big boss at the moment) :-)) > >>PS! Another question: What motherboard supports dual Athlon? > >Tyan created the first Pentium II dual motherboard (Tiger 100) >Tyan cretead the first Pentium III Slot A dual motherboard (Tiger 133) >Tyan created the first Athlon dual motherboard ... > >http://www.tyan.com > >The Pentium Boards are very good server boards, I used the Tiger 133 for my CCE >tourney. > >For Pentium III is the ABit VP6 or the MSI dual boards at the moment better. > >I don`t know the Tyan dual board at the moment. I hope I get next week more >information. I will make a test on the server board from Tyan (price is ~ >2.000,-- DM). The normally dual Athlon board from Tyan ~ 800,-- DM. > >Hope the information are good enough. >Better and not so expensiv are the very stabil Abit VP6 Pentium III dual system. > >Best >Frank Athlon 1.4 Ghz is a lot better for Crafty anyway. Take a look SpecInt 2000 the URL out of my hear was: http://www.spec.org Regards, Michel
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