Author: Gerd Isenberg
Date: 11:14:49 08/01/03
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On August 01, 2003 at 13:40:34, Rajen Gupta wrote:
>http://www.tecchannel.de/hardware/1164/7.html
>
>on this page; there is a benchmark called crafty:
>
>flopteron 1.8 =1208, 1210
>
>Athlon XP 2500+ = 1079
>
>Athlon XP 3000+ = 1269
>
>pentium 4 3.00 (800 FSB) = 1133
>
>pentium 4 3.06 (533FSB) = 1125
>
>Xeon 3.06 (533 FSB with 1mb L3 cache) =1180
>
>as the lil kid said, when the world series was fixed in 1910 and the star player
>was led away in handcuffs,
>
>("say it aint so!)
>
>grab one of aaron gordon's 2400 beasties while they last!
Without looking to your link, i guess it is a x87 float benchmark, because
Athlon32 don't has SSE2 to compare with. A bit outdated for Opteron's sixteen
128-bit XMM-registers and appropriate compiler and libs. Forgot all this opteron
benchmarks, until all the dev tools are ready to produce optimized 64bit code
and SSE2 float/double instructions. SSE2 even became faster, future Hammers will
have "direct path" SSE2 instructions instead of "double direct path".
Gerd
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