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Comment 1 | Alkis Tsapanidis | | 03-Nov-2002 11:43 GMT |
Comment 2 | Alkis Tsapanidis | | 03-Nov-2002 11:45 GMT |
Comment 3 | Rob | | 03-Nov-2002 12:35 GMT |
Comment 4 | Alkis Tsapanidis | | 03-Nov-2002 12:43 GMT |
Comment 5 | Anonymous | | 03-Nov-2002 12:44 GMT |
Comment 6 | Anonymous | | 03-Nov-2002 12:44 GMT |
Comment 7 | Alkis Tsapanidis | | 03-Nov-2002 12:52 GMT |
Comment 8 | Anonymous | | 03-Nov-2002 13:12 GMT |
Comment 9 | Alkis Tsapanidis | | 03-Nov-2002 14:25 GMT |
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MorphOS 68k speed : Comment 10 of 23 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Kjetil on 03-Nov-2002 14:42 GMT | In reply to Comment 8 (Anonymous): Don’t se where you are going with you’re comment,
Rendering requires a grate deal of CPU speed and sense this is the same program and the same OS, it is basically like compare JIT against JIT. Take in count that the i686 have to do an byte switch for every DWORD or LONG WORD operation, And that an hole Windows system even share some of CPU restores with UAE, this result only shows the that i686 is more power full then PPC to day.
The result do not show that PPC is faster then i686 1Ghz is only show the benefit of having the same endien on 68000 and PPC Cpu’s, this is way I prefer an PPC over an I686 when is comes to running AmigaOS and I’m not to worried about the MHZ, Motorola will catch up any way. If they don’t well way not AROS. |
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