AMD Athlon Buyer's Guide - Part 2: Overclocking
by Anand Lal Shimpi on November 9, 1999 8:48 PM EST- Posted in
- Guides
All scores are Time in Seconds, Lower is Better
3D Rendering Applications are also more dependent upon L2 cache size rather than speed, so changing the divider to 1/3 from 1/2 doesn't have such an adverse effect. Performance in Bryce 2 drops a couple of percent on the Athlon 700 as the L2 cache speed drops from 350MHz to 233MHz, but even with a 233MHz L2 cache, the Athlon 700 is slightly faster than the Athlon 650 with a 325MHz L2 cache. This is the case in the majority of 3D rendering application tests.
Bryce 2 |
Elastic Reality 3.1 |
Extreme 3D 2 |
|
Athlon 500/166 |
104.96 |
88.26 |
73.52 |
Athlon 500/250 |
100.21 |
84.46 |
72.47 |
Athlon 550/183 |
96.77 |
82.3 |
68.38 |
Athlon 550/275 |
92.49 |
78.99 |
66.41 |
Athlon 600/200 |
89.64 |
75.29 |
63.42 |
Athlon 600/300 |
86.7 |
73.79 |
62.87 |
Athlon 650/217 |
82.96 |
71.86 |
60.53 |
Athlon 650/325 |
79.06 |
68.47 |
58.83 |
Athlon 700/233 |
77.88 |
69.5 |
56.28 |
Athlon 700/350 |
76.46 |
64.17 |
56.91 |
Athlon 750/250 |
73.64 |
63.32 |
53.15 |
0 Comments
View All Comments