Author: enrico carrisco
Date: 13:44:02 06/29/03
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On June 29, 2003 at 14:39:44, Michael P. Nance Sr. wrote: >On June 29, 2003 at 08:15:58, Peter Stayne wrote: > >>Actually Aaron and I recently had a very lengthy discussion about that last >>week. My dual 3.06's are certainly faster than a dual 2133MHz, and probably a >>tad slower than Aaron's overclocked babies. >> >>If you don't mind overclocked (I've had many overclocked boxes in the past), go >>with Aaron's machines. If you'd feel safer with stock speeds, the Xeons are >>faster (the 533MHz ones anyways). >> >>See this page for more info: >> >>http://www.beepworld.de/members38/lchristian/cpu-chess.htm >> >>Pete >> >>On June 29, 2003 at 06:18:08, Joachim Rang wrote: >> >>>On June 29, 2003 at 05:56:38, emerson tan wrote: >>> >>>>what is faster for chess, dual 2.8 Ghz xeon or dual athlon mp 2.800+? >>>> >>>>John nunn chose xeon when he upgraded his computer, I thought amd is usually >>>>fater for chess. Does anyone have a fritzmark comparing these two systems? >>>>thanks >>> >>>Aaron posted some results with Atholon MPs recently. He sells overclocked but >>>tested MP-Chips very cheap. >>> >>>From all posts I know the Xeons give 70% Chessperformance compared to Athlons at >>>the same speed. So: >>> >>>Xeon 2,8 GHz equal Athlon@1,96 Ghz >>> >>>An MP2800+ has 2,133 Ghz = 3,05 Ghz Xeon or P4-Performacne. >>> >>>I would suggest to buy a Dual Athlon MP 2600+ since the 2600+ has the same Mhz >>>and only a lesser L2-Cache. For chess a L2-Cache does not matter much, so an >>>MP2600+ will be as fast as a MP2800+ (but cheaper). >>> >>>regards Joachim > >Pondon Me, but Who named You Chief Cook and Bottlewasher? The man was asking a >Question thats all. Maybe He missed Your discussion with Arron posted here. >Besides, there isn't any room here for that(HERE WE GO AGAIN)stuff.>>>>Mike Last I checked he had a ":)" in the subject line. Chill. -elc.
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