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Subject: Re: L2 cache for chess engine:Celeron 128K vs Pentium4 512K

Author: Aaron Gordon

Date: 15:44:34 03/01/03

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On March 01, 2003 at 12:18:08, Jay-R Delacruz wrote:

>Does Pentium4 which has four times the Celeron's cache fare better in running a
>chess engine/program. Also, how about the P4's front side bus 533 MHz compared
>to the Celeron's 400 MHz. I just want some FAQs before upgrading my old
>PentiumIII. FYI I got my specs from this
>webpage:http://www6.tomshardware.com/cpu/20020903/p4_celeron-01.html.

The difference in chess is minimal. In other applications though the Celeron(P4)
is ridiculously slow. By ridiculously slow I mean a Celeron(P4) 2.2GHz
overclocked to nearly 4GHz still lost to a Duron 1.3GHz in some stuff. Thats
pretty bad IMO. In chess, though, it should be comparible to the P4 (Although
P4's are pretty slow at chess anyway). I have a pretty extensive list of results
with Crafty and one of those results is the Celeron(P4) core, compare it to the
Celeron(P3) core. :)

http://speedycpu.dyndns.org/crafty/bench.html



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