Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 18:47:36 03/22/99
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On March 21, 1999 at 17:53:22, Robert Trombley wrote: >I have setup several identical positions on both machines and timed them to see >how long it took to find the best move. I have setup about 10 unique positions, >and discovered that at least for these positions, the PIII is on average only 3X >faster. In other words, if it took the P150 30 seconds to find the best move, >the PIII-500 would find it in about 10 seconds. I would have guessed that the >faster machine should be at least 7X faster. The program I used was Genius 5 >dos with 31M hash and normal settings. On the PIII-500 it did poorly against >Crafty clones on 5 minute games with 5 second increments for entering moves >manually. Granted, I am giving time odds to the clones, and I did not play a >large enough number of games. Does the 3X factor sound correct? yes. divide the clock frequencies and you get just over 3X. The new PIII instructions are worthless at present.
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