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Subject: Re: I have two friends who use Xeons as keychains.

Author: Charles Worthington

Date: 21:53:40 04/07/03

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On April 08, 2003 at 00:36:12, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:

>On April 07, 2003 at 18:44:30, Charles Worthington wrote:
>
>>On April 07, 2003 at 18:36:11, Anthony Cozzie wrote:
>>
>>>Everyone already knows the Athlon is a numerical powerhouse and the Xeon was
>>>designed to demux HDTV streams for my grandmother, so there is really no need to
>>>'show you the speed'.  If you just can't understand the obvious, you should
>>>build yourself a *real* computer.  Technology moves fast, and you are already
>>>being left behind.
>>>
>>>anthony
>>
>>Perhaps, but that is still talk...I just want someone to come to the server and
>>enlighten us all as to the error of our ways but it seems that no one is willing
>>to come show us a real machine. Why could that be do you think? Could it be
>>because you know you cannot post a faster speed? I can show you deep fritz 7
>>screenshots as high as 5777kN/s in endgames with 2500-2900kN/s averages in
>>midgames. Lets both run a deepfritzmark and post the result here to compare.
>>That is a relatively simple way to show me what a real machine can do. I think
>>that is a reasonable request. I just want to see which machine I should be
>>playing chess with...
>
>At world champs 2002 chessbase showed up with AMD hardware. Guess why.
>
>Other champs they take what the sponsor gives them.
>
>I want to bet that the prescott is not released end of 2003. means that they
>will show up with dual AMD, because you can't clock the Xeon higher in 0.13 than
>it is now (3.06Ghz is limit simply as it consumes 105 watt there). Period.
>
>So the K7 which still can get clocked higher still than it is now till it also
>consumes around 100 watts, will get faster and faster till that time. It's
>already faster now.
>
>It's a matter of what the sponsor gives simply!



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