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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Duncan Baird who wrote ()6/5/2000 10:45:00 PM
From: Alighieri  Read Replies (3) of 1574750
 
From JC-news, alleged Willamette performance numbers...

Interesting. Fellows here claim to have some performance numbers of a Willamette (Pentium IV). Translation, which I am posting below, was taken from here: "During this first day in Computex, I was able to throw(cast) a blow of test on a machine based around the Intel's future processor Willamette (future " Pentium IV " ) put rythm to 800 Mhz (where are the 1.5 Ghz?). The motherboard was for its part based on a chipset i850, and used naturally some memory Rambus. I was able to make a fast benchmark on this machine results? With a GEFORCE 2 GTS, 230 in CPU 3D mark and 4157 in the 3D mark, under 3D Mark 2000 while with a PIII 600 a
similar configuration obtained 388 in CPU 3D mark and 5136 in the 3D mark!".
These numbers seem a bit on the low side. Mind you, microarchitecturally, Willamette's fpu isn't anything to scream about, but I suspect you'll see higher scores in future (eg, less beta-y) revisions and with better drivers.


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