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Subject: Re: Pentium4 Extreme Ediction vs AMD 64

Author: Eugene Nalimov

Date: 11:59:25 11/29/03

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SPEC 2k results show different picture, too:

http://www.spec.org/cpu2000/results/res2003q4/cpu2000-20030922-02523.html
http://www.spec.org/cpu2000/results/res2003q3/cpu2000-20030908-02472.html

Thanks,
Eugene

On November 29, 2003 at 14:13:28, Aaron Gordon wrote:

>On November 29, 2003 at 10:41:44, Jorge Pichard wrote:
>
>>Intel was not going to stay back just watching AMD get all the attention
>>http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,1276979,00.asp
>
>Pretty misleading. They don't bother testing all of the applications in a
>specific area (such as media encoding). Take Povray, Yasrt and Realstorm for
>example. Those three 3d renderers are extremely fast on Athlon chips. It takes a
>P4 running over 4GHz just to come close to my Athlon XP at 2.5GHz. They only
>tested the P4 optimized programs, to lop-side the results.
>
>As for the media encoding.. they didn't bother testing the fastest encoder for
>Athlons either. DVD2AVI is the fastest by far. When I tested a P4-2.53 @ 3.5GHz
>it was a good 30% slower than the Athlon XP 2.5GHz I have when it was using its
>best encoder vs my Athlon running DVD2AVI. Also, if anyone has done any
>encoding.. you'll know this is fast:
>http://www.newageoc.com/pics2/athlon-owns-dvds.jpg
>
>As for the FutureMark benchmarks.. they're just a bunch of greedy bastards who
>optimize for the company that gives them the most money. The PcMark test is
>biased towards Intel cpus, and now 3DMark2003 is biased towards ATI Radeon
>cards. If you take a Pentium 2 400MHz and put in an ATI Radeon 9800 in it and
>run the benchmark it will score 2-3x higher than a P4-3.2GHz with an Nvidia
>Geforce4. Now, go play any game or other application and you'll see the Pentium
>2 400MHz would get killed *EVERY* time. Way to go Futuremark!



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