Author: Frank Quisinsky
Date: 02:41:15 01/24/04
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On January 23, 2004 at 18:03:48, enrico carrisco wrote: >On January 23, 2004 at 17:25:21, Frank Quisinsky wrote: > >>On January 23, 2004 at 12:02:42, Thomas Mayer wrote: >> >>Hi Thomas, >> >>>you write that nonsense all the time -> maybe you READ your forum ? >> >>http://f22.parsimony.net/forum41668/messages/24801.htm >> >>Best >>Frank >> > >Message from link above: > >"Hi Frank, > >Axon Bench has Geniss Axon XP chess engine, totaly written in machine language. >It is mixture of 16-bit and 32-bit instructions. So, we could say that Athlon >processors are more optimized for that kind of code compared with Intel >machines. The test proves that for computer chess AMD machines are the best >choise. PIV-s are simply over-optymized only for CLEAR 32-bit code. It is >interesting fact that huge number of chess engines (with exception of Fritz) >runs much better on AMD processors ! > >regards, Vladan" > >This is a little different than saying it is optimized for AMD. It's a fine >line perhaps. Saying Axon is optimized for AMD would be like saying all chess >engines are optimized for AMD because they simply run faster on those CPUs. > >-elc. Hi, this is right but ... The Axon Bench test is after my information a part from Axon chess engine. Axon chess engine is working on Athlon processors faster! Gandalf 4.32x versions or Crafty works after my information not faster on Athlon processors. A good example is Anaconda too. Anaconda is working on Athlon processors faster. And this is the reason for me to write (Axon as a part of a chess program which is faster on Athlon processors) that Athlon processors will have a better result as Intel processors with Axon bench test. We can start the Crafty bench and compare the results on Intel or Athlon and the results are completly different. Not more not less ... Best Frank
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