Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 02:03:45 11/04/01
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One important thing about benchmarking is to say exactly what the benchmark does, and such an explanation is curiously absent from the article that you reference. If Win2k can display a window in 1 ms and WinXP can display it in 2 ms, then WinXP is arguably 100% slower than Win2k. Does that make any different whatsoever to anybody? No, because nobody spends 100% of their time bringing up windows. My guess is that if you run a chess program on WinXP, it will be exactly as fast as it is on Win2k... -Tom
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