Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 13:48:57 02/06/99
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On February 06, 1999 at 05:36:44, Hannu Wegner wrote: > >Hi, >Thank you for your answers. I see that most of you do favorite the >Alpha-processor. The problem is, that I as a user of comercial chessprograms >cannot use this processor because of the incompabilty to the most comercial >chessprograms. So I think that AMD-processors should be a good choice. But I >would like to know how fast the K6-3 or the K7 will be when I compare them to >the K6-2. I also would like to know if the Pentium III will be really better >than a Pentium II or a Celeron. > >I have heard that Kryotech will release a AMD K6-2 with 600 (overclocked) at the >Cebit. For the Alpha chip, support is very easy. You just recompile with a very similar makefile. We sell software here at SolutionsIQ where I work (ODBC drivers) and we support Alpha just the same as Intel. Since the code is identical, it takes nothing extra to support the new CPU.
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