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To: TimF who wrote (75868)	3/29/2002 2:39:57 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

"AMD's insistence on instructions per clock is also misguided, Dunford says, since the Pentium chip has to execute fewer instructions than the Athlon XP. "IPC is no better than gigahertz," Dunford said." news.com.com What kind of BS this guy speaks? Application benchmarking, BAPCO or Winstone, uses the same binaries for both P4 and AXP, so the number of instructions is simply identical, so to speak. I guess wannabmw will be at our service in no time to defeat the baloney of his fellow co-worker <ggg> - Ali