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To: Win Smith who wrote (60262)10/25/2001 4:24:04 PM
From: wanna_bmwRespond to of 275872
 
Win, Re: "Intel estimates that with recompilation to exploit its improved microarchitecture, a 1 GHz McKinley will come in at 2X Merced's SPECint score, or approximately 758. This still doesn't trump the Power4's 783 on SPECint2000_base, but it's not all that far off, either."

Frankly, if Intel gets within 4% of IBM's 1.3GHz Power4 with their 1.0GHz McKinley, then I'd be ecstatic.

If a 1.0GHz McKinley can get that close, how will a 1.6GHz Madison do?

wanna_bmw



To: Win Smith who wrote (60262)10/25/2001 4:31:11 PM
From: dale_laroyRead Replies (3) | Respond to of 275872
 
>Intel estimates that with recompilation to exploit its improved microarchitecture, a 1 GHz McKinley will come in at 2X Merced's SPECint score, or approximately 758.<

Will this recompiled code run on Merced, and if so, will it be as fast a code compiled for Merced?


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