sadly, none of the sse instruction sets have ever impressed me. i guess what i mean to say is that when i am shopping for a processor i don't check to see what instruction sets it's capable of handling. i think back in the 66mhz days sse and mmx meant something. nowadays, it's hard thinking a small amount of code optimization is gonna make a difference when you have a multiple core cpu running at 3+ ghz.
Quote:sadly, none of the sse instruction sets have ever impressed me. i guess what i mean to say is that when i am shopping for a processor i don't check to see what instruction sets it's capable of handling. i think back in the 66mhz days sse and mmx meant something. nowadays, it's hard thinking a small amount of code optimization is gonna make a difference when you have a multiple core cpu running at 3+ ghz.
and this just proves why you should kindly stfu.
(01-20-2011, 05:20 AM)Squall Leonhart Wrote: [ -> ]and this just proves why you should kindly stfu.
and how is that?
because of your ignorance where it comes to proper use of instruction sets to optimise applications.
SSE is used in almost everything now, and the difference between AMD and Intel comes down to AMD sucking hard at SSE3, and not supporting any higher than a small crapset of SSE4 deemed 4a.
I agree. For anything even remotely vector intensive sse4.2 is a MUST HAVE.
(01-20-2011, 09:54 AM)Squall Leonhart Wrote: [ -> ]because of your ignorance where it comes to proper use of instruction sets to optimise applications.
SSE is used in almost everything now, and the difference between AMD and Intel comes down to AMD sucking hard at SSE3, and not supporting any higher than a small crapset of SSE4 deemed 4a.
my cpu dominates any game i have ever thrown at it. jealousy is no excuse for dropping the i bomb. i hope you enjoy getting 10 fps on your little baby cpu with your baby sse4.2 code.
Quote:my cpu dominates any game i have ever thrown at it. jealousy is no excuse for dropping the i bomb. i hope you enjoy getting 10 fps on your little baby cpu with your baby sse4.2 code.
He has a first gen i7 (i7 920 if memory serves) OCed to at least 3.8GHz. His cpu can beat yours into a bloddy pulp in literally any benchmark you can throw at it, including dolphin. The fact that sse4.2 compatibility matters for dolphin can be proven by comparing sse3 and sse4.2 builds on an i7 rig and noting the significantly higher performance on the sse4.2 builds. Not trying to start an amd vs. intel war here just stating that for dolphin sse4.1/sse4.2 compatibility does matter, a lot, that's a fact that you can't get around no matter how you look at it.
(01-21-2011, 05:47 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:my cpu dominates any game i have ever thrown at it. jealousy is no excuse for dropping the i bomb. i hope you enjoy getting 10 fps on your little baby cpu with your baby sse4.2 code.
He has a first gen i7 (i7 920 if memory serves) OCed to at least 3.8GHz. His cpu can beat yours into a bloddy pulp in literally any benchmark you can throw at it, including dolphin. The fact that sse4.2 compatibility matters for dolphin can be proven by comparing sse3 and sse4.2 builds on an i7 rig and noting the significantly higher performance on the sse4.2 builds. Not trying to start an amd vs. intel war here just stating that for dolphin sse4.1/sse4.2 compatibility does matter, a lot, that's a fact that you can't get around no matter how you look at it.
perhaps. so far i have cpu overhead during play. i dont see the need to upgrade when im getting fullspeed. having said that, intel does have superior memory access to that of amd. im not saying amd is faster, i just dont see myself needing sse4.1/4.2 instructions. the emulator runs dang good now and any noticeable increases i expect to see in the future will doubtfully be coming from sse optimization. if you want to change my opinion on the matter try to do so without insulting my intelligence =D thanx!
go and search some dual ddr2 vs triple ddr3 benchmarks
and see what speed ist.
with intelstresstest i got last week 50gflops overclocked...
@normal clocks still 36gflops
the 50gflops were 1993 the specc of the best supercomputer
