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Did you play Survivor on the 10700K?and the 7800X3D still bogs down in some games that are bottlenecked by one thread (like Jedi Survivor).
Did you play Survivor on the 10700K?and the 7800X3D still bogs down in some games that are bottlenecked by one thread (like Jedi Survivor).
You are correct. The Pentium MMX lineup doubled L1 cache. I don't know what happened to cache latency (I wasn't nerdcore enough to notice at the time), but everyone I knew wanted the P5-MMX just for that improvement alone. The P5-233MMX was a competent chip, though still inferior to the Kalamath Pentium IIs that replaced it.I remember MMX CPUs being faster than non-MMX CPUs not for the MMX instruction set, but the increased L1 cache.
I remember MMX CPUs being faster than non-MMX CPUs not for the MMX instruction set, but the increased L1 cache.
I remember MMX CPUs being faster than non-MMX CPUs not for the MMX instruction set, but the increased L1 cache.
And MMX-pentiums overclocked really well, it was not unusual to overclock 166mmx to 292(83*3.5) or later with ss7 mb's to 300 and over. I got mine to work 333 - a full 100% overclock.
Never had the MMX Pentium. Went from a Pentium 166C to a K6-2 300MHz. I believe I did have a cache module on the 166MHz Pentium. 256KB if I remember correctly.i dont remember them being that much faster, albeit during that time, i think the way I tested processors up was to see how many windows you could possibly spam open at once.
I really didn't see the OMGBBQWTF until we saw celeron300a.
But i think the speed under most situations was barely noticeable because MMX really didnt do much at the beginning.
I do think the Pentium 2's were the coolest design with the slot config,.
Oh wait... Adam did you run a Cache Module on your P133?
This guy?
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Cache on a stick - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
I know these guys helped A LOT.
All that speed could of came from that cache module.
This is probably why i didn't notice anything from 133 -> MMX.
When comparing the upgrade from a Ryzen 5800X3D to a Ryzen 7800X3D in terms of the Pentium (P5/P5-MMX) generation, it would not be equivalent to going from a Pentium 133 to a Pentium 166 MMX. The Ryzen processors belong to a different generation and architecture compared to the Pentium processors. The performance improvement and overall capabilities between the Ryzen 5800X3D and 7800X3D would depend on factors such as clock speeds, core count, and architectural enhancements specific to each processor. It is not possible to directly correlate the Ryzen upgrade with the Pentium upgrade in terms of performance gains.
- Is this to be an empathy test? Capillary dilation or the so called blush response? Fluctuation of the pupil, involuntary dilation of the iris.Are you another bot?
- Is this to be an empathy test? Capillary dilation or the so called blush response? Fluctuation of the pupil, involuntary dilation of the iris.
- We call it Voight-Kampff for short.
- Demonstrate it, I want to see it work.
- Where's the subject?
- I want to see it work on a person, I want to see the negative before I provide you with the positive.
- What's that gonna prove?
- Indulge me...
In the movie they have a test to detect replicants, designed to provoke certain involuntary reactions. The scene presents a major corpo owner who is tuning his products to pass the test. He asks the protagonist to test his assistant Rachel, who is unaware of her condition. The question you asked simply reminded me of the story, I wasn't insinuating anyhting or trying to get any response from you.Not sure what you are getting at here.
That's the line that is a dead giveaway of generative AI. The rest is actually not bad.The performance improvement and overall capabilities between the Ryzen 5800X3D and 7800X3D would depend on factors such as clock speeds, core count, and architectural enhancements specific to each processor.
In the movie they have a test to detect replicants, designed to provoke certain involuntary reactions. The scene presents a major corpo owner who is tuning his products to pass the test. He asks the protagonist to test his assistant Rachel, who is unaware of her condition. The question you asked simply reminded me of the story, I wasn't insinuating anyhting or trying to get any response from you.
That post above better be form a bot, otherwise the author will have a horrible time in the years to come.
Watch Blade Runner and it's sequel. The first one is a classic and the second one isn't half bad. I've even heard that the Blade Runner game doesn't suck so need to play that before I dieI guess I should've watched the full clip. Based on your sentence, it almost sounds like "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".
Thanks! That's interesting knowledge. Seems MMX was in the THIRD gen of Pentium!Ummm P133 was not an original Pentium. Guess you don't remember the great recall.
