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Subject: Re: CCT 7 - so far so good for Crafty ...

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 19:55:07 02/11/05

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On February 11, 2005 at 16:23:08, Uri Blass wrote:

>On February 11, 2005 at 15:30:06, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>On February 11, 2005 at 13:07:54, Madhavan wrote:
>>
>>>On February 11, 2005 at 11:40:17, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>>>
>>>>Crafty/scrappy are logged off.  I will probably leave scrappy on for the weekend
>>>>using my dual, so that you can use the "crafty" handle for testing today and
>>>>playing the rest of the weekend...
>>>>
>>>>Bob
>>>
>>>Dear Bob,
>>>
>>>do you think that crafty's CCT 7 hardware is faster than the hardware used in
>>>CCT 6's and WCCC ?
>>
>>Heavens no.  CCT6 uses a quad opteron 2.2ghz box.  WCCC used a quad opteron
>>2.4ghz box.  Mike is using a dual 1.8ghz opteron box.  Less than 1/2 the speed
>>of what we used last year.
>
>Is it based on tests with Crafty or only on the number of ghz?
>
>The point is that ghz may be misleading and I know that Athlon 2ghz is faster
>than PIV 3 ghz.
>
>Uri


I don't follow.  I _ran_ on quad 2.2ghz opteron for last CCT, which Crafty won.
I _ran_ on quad 2.4ghz opterons for the last WCCC.  Clearly dual 1.8's are less
than half the speed of quad 2.4's.  I've got 64 dual 1.6's here, which I have
benchmarked as well.  The 1.8's will be a little over 10% faster.  At CCT6
Crafty was hitting 8M nodes per second  on the low end, peaking at around 14M on
the high end.  No dual 1.8 will come within 50% of that.



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