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Subject: Re: Hiarcs 7.32 vs Yermolinsky, or H7.01 vs yermo????

Author: Will Singleton

Date: 19:32:22 05/09/99

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On May 09, 1999 at 19:32:37, Richard A. Fowell (fowell@netcom.com) wrote:

>Here's my data:
>
>HIARCS 7 - with 64Mb Hash (Mac) or 63Mb Hash (PC)
>
>Machine       CPU MHz CPU   Nodes/second nps/MHz     Configuration
>===================================================================
>Mac  Yosemite  400 MHz 750   53,413 nps   133.5  Sys 8.5.1, 128Mb RAM, G3
>Mac  Yosemite  350 MHz 750   47,615 nps   136.0  Sys 8.5.1, 128Mb RAM, G3
>Mac  PowerBook 300 MHz 750   40,062 nps   133.5  Sys 8.5,   192Mb RAM, G3
>Mac  ???       310 MHz 750   38,929 nps   125.6  Sys 8.1,   accel. card?
>Pent II  /400  400 MHz PII   38,347 nps    95.9  Win 98 "safe mode" (DOS)
>AMD  K6/350    350 MHz K6    35,052 nps   100.1  Win 95, -x 63 Mb hash
>Mac  iMac      233 MHz 750   30,942 nps   132.8  Sys 8.5.1,  96Mb RAM
>Mac  7300/180  180 MHz 604e  20,567 nps   114.3  Sys 7.5.5,  80Mb RAM
>Pentium MMX    200 MHz P5?   18,910 nps    94.5  SSDF test machine, 64Mb RAM
>Mac  6100/ 66   66 MHz 601    4,862 nps    73.7  Sys 7.5  ,  72Mb RAM
>
>Richard A. Fowell (fowell@netcom.com)
>http://directory.mozilla.org/Games/Board_Games/Chess/Software/Macintosh/

I appreciate your data.  This is all geared to Hiarcs, however.  Do you have
relevant integer performance data that would allow generic comparisons between
the motorola chip and intel's?

Will




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