Author: Anthony Cozzie
Date: 09:35:44 06/18/04
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On June 18, 2004 at 04:26:48, Joshua Shriver wrote: >A friend of mine has a G5 and he ran crafty 19.12's Bench for me a while back. >I have a dual G4 533mhz and I get around 400-420k nps.. > >His single G5 get's around 1.5million nps.. >can you imagine a cluster of these badboys hehe :) and his was a first >generation G5... can't imagine once the 3ghz comes out, and that's with crafty's >basic code... not 64bit or PPC asm cores... Crafty does not have an ASM core per say, only a few routines are optimized (for example, BSF/BSR). C compilers today are good enough that assembly will not give you much anyway, unless maybe your name is Frans Morsch. anthony >If there was asm cores in crafty for PPC as their are in Opteron, x86 I'd be >even more amazed... this is just strictly C (c++ for egtb) code using pthread >and MUTEX and I hear MUTEX is slower. > >Sincerely, >Joshua Shiver > > > >> >>Agree, I would love to see what numbers crafty gets on the new liquid cooled 2.5 >>Ghz G5 PowerMac: >> >>http://www.apple.com/powermac/ >> >>regards >>Andy
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