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Subject: Re: summary + thanks to all! + centrino 1.7 + comment on barton

Author: martin fierz

Date: 00:50:10 06/11/04

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On June 11, 2004 at 03:42:58, Vincent Lejeune wrote:

>I added my Centrino 1.7 Ghz from work, in the list.
>
>And don't forget my 2800+ (a previous post) is overcloked
>
>AMD barton 2800+ (regular) 166.66*12.5 = 2083 Mhz
>Mine overclocked           180*12     =  2160 Mhz
>AMD barton 3000+ (fsb 200) 200*10.5   =  2100 Mhz
>AMD barton 3000+ (fsb 166) 166.66*13  =  2167 Mhz
>
>see table at http://www.hardware.fr/articles/463/page2.html

hi vincent,

thanks for the additional info - i didnt realize that yours was overclocked, i
saw you wrote that it was not standard, but didn't know how it differed...

cheers
  martin

>On June 10, 2004 at 17:54:58, martin fierz wrote:
>
>>aloha!
>>
>>here's a summary for different processors, just taking the final search to depth
>>21 of the logfile:
>>
>>AMD64 FX-51   2.2GHz: 2042 kN/s (will singleton)
>>AMD64 type?   2.2GHz: 1926 kN/s (dann corbit)
>>AMD XP        3200+ : 1673 kN/s (thomas mcburney)
>>AMD XP/barton 2800+ : 1662 kN/s (vincent lejeune)
>>AMD XP        3000+ : 1657 kN/s (bryan hofmann)
> Centrino      1.7GHz: 1548 kN/s (vincent lejeune)
>>P4            2.8GHz: 1466 kN/s (S J J)
>>AMD XP        2400+ : 1454 kN/s (martin fierz)
>>Centrino      1.4GHz: 1315 kN/s (martin fierz)
>>P4            2.4GHz: 1271 kN/s (martin fierz)
>>
>>i don't quite understand the XP 3000+/3200+ results, they are rather bad
>>compared to the 2400+/2800+. dummy that i am i also don't quite know the
>>differences between different AMD64 CPUs, but it certainly looks like this is
>>the way to go for my checkers program, although it is purely 32 bit!
>>
>>thanks a lot to all who contributed their results. now if i only knew why all my
>>machines are at the end of the list ;-)
>>
>>cheers
>>  martin



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