Reply 20 of 24, by agent_x007
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wrote:The thing is, back in 2005 SSE3 was the newest instruction set. All of the CPUs I tested had SSE3. 2005's CPU test was multithre […]
wrote:theres probably a "reward" for additional instruction sets?
The thing is, back in 2005 SSE3 was the newest instruction set. All of the CPUs I tested had SSE3. 2005's CPU test was multithreaded, but I think it could only realistically take advantage of 2 cores. Going back to instructions sets, I suppose it could all boil down to SSE2 performance. Starting with Core 2, Intel really kicked up the performance of the SIMD unit.
wrote:3dmark2006 with a P-III is quiet impressive considering the cpu.
I only tested 03 and 05 on the PIII. 😀
I tested Celeron Tualatin with 3DMark 06 :
First 3DMark that requires SSSE3 instruction set is Time Spy (CPU test only).
VRMark needs SSE4.1 😁