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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (161297)3/6/2002 10:22:29 PM
From: Ali Chen  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
Ten, "So if "QuantiSpeed" scales linearly, but performance doesn't, then why is AMD pretending that "QuantiSpeed" reflects actual performance?"

Maybe because the reference design scales nonlinearly too?
I thought you were strong in math, according to you...
Also, the nonlinearity depends on the coordinate parameters.
In some simple coordinates everything scales linearly...

BTW, what happened to iCOMP index? Maybe we should measure
both processors using old good Intel-established methods?
Mathematics does not redefine the result of 2x2=
too frequently, as far as I remember ;-)

- Ali
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