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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: RDM who wrote (63864)6/30/1999 8:02:00 PM
From: Petz  Read Replies (1) of 1575627
 
ZD revisions to its 3D WinBench 99 benchmark will increase K6-2 scores compared to PIII and Celeron.

From "The Microprocessor Report," Issue 5

The Ziff-Davis Benchmark Operation (ZDBOp) has released a new
version of its 3D WinBench 99 benchmark that permits more
meaningful comparisons of CPU performance.

ZDBOp (http://www.zdbop.com) reexamined the 3D WinBench code and
identified certain elements of the benchmark's design that were
not representative of real-world applications. The benchmark was
performing certain unnecessary operations, and some 3D objects
were not structured for efficient rendering. ZDBOp says the
changes in the new Version 1.2 release will usually increase
scores. AMD's K6-2 saw the greatest improvement from the changes,
but scores for Intel's processors also increased. The Pentium III
retained its substantial edge over the K6-2 in overall
performance, but as before, the K6-2 has a significant
price/performance advantage. -- P.N.G.


from the 6/30/99 issue of Microprocessor Watch at mdronline.com

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