Author: Moritz Berger
Date: 07:48:17 09/15/98
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On September 15, 1998 at 10:35:49, Dirk Frickenschmidt wrote: >On September 15, 1998 at 01:35:25, Kai Skibbe wrote: > >Hi Kai, > >I don't have a K6 processor. From all I heard the K6 is a very nice alternative >to the Intel Processors. > >Concerning Fritz5 on K6, let me cite Moritz Berger, who was one of those noting >that other porgrams profited more from the K6 than Fritz5 (the latter being >optimized for the still most spread Intels): > >Moritz wrote: >>In my experience, Fritz runs about 25-30% faster on P200MMX than on K6-200. > >I don't know if this is something else with your K6 II-333 compared to a Pentium >II 300. > >I only know that Fritz5 would do comparably better by around 25-30% speed in the >SSDF matches or in my matches with two 200MMX machines compared to Thorsten's >match on two K6-200. This is, as far as I understood, due to the fact that the >Fritz5 code has been optimized for the more widespread Intel architecture. PII (P6 core) is also worse than P5MMX for Fritz 5 ... AFAIK Fritz 6 will be optimized for PII ... Moritz
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