Author: Rajen Gupta
Date: 15:01:43 01/03/03
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On January 03, 2003 at 17:46:09, Steffen Basting wrote:
>On January 03, 2003 at 16:50:16, John Rice wrote:
>
>>My earlier post didn't draw much interest, so I'll try this again.
>>The new Rev "B" AMD XP's seem to have much more overclocking headroom than
>>before. Many AMD XP users are reaching 2400Mhz (3000+ model rating) and higher
>>with the lastest core steppings. Until now, the Pentium 4 northwoods at 2.53Ghz
>>and higher seem to have taken the chess performance crown from AMD.
>>To see if this is still true, I would like all Pentium 4 users, 2.53Ghz and
>>higher, and all AMD XP users 2.3Ghz and higher to post their Fritz 8 marks for
>>comparison. I'll go first:
>>
>>
>>AMD XP 2400+, overclocked to 2412Mhz (3025+ model rating) with 64MB Hashtable
>>setting:
>> - Fritz Mark 1571 (5.2s)
>> - Nodes 1208kN/s
>
>Hi! Doesn't seem like the PIVs have taken the crown (results on a P IV, 3.06
>GHz, 64MB Hashtable):
>
>Fritz(8)-Mark 1485
>Nodes 1138 kn / sec
>
>Deep Fritz 7 ("2 processors"):
>Deep-Fritz(7)-Mark 1602
>Nodes 1362 kn / sec
Is this benchmark on a single p4 with hyperthreading enabled? and if so it is a
most impressive benchmark showing 10% improvement. also note that your p4 3ghz
runs at stock speed.wheras the AMD is overclocked! i wonder how fast the P4
could go if overclocked?
i think AMD has lost it
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=Mzg4LDU=
>
>Deep Fritz 7 (1 processor):
>Deep-Fritz(7)-Mark 1433
>Nodes 1199 kn / sec
>
>
>Regards, Steffen
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