Reply 20 of 23, by Filosofia
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wrote:(...)Does the Katmai actually have more execution units?(...)
I don't think so, its got SSE, that's it.
BGWG as in Boogie Woogie.
wrote:(...)Does the Katmai actually have more execution units?(...)
I don't think so, its got SSE, that's it.
BGWG as in Boogie Woogie.
Katmai has an improved L1 cache controller, resulting in performance roughly 3% higher than Deschutes, clock-for-clock. Can't remember where I read that though.
"A little sign-in here, a touch of WiFi there..."
All you probably want to know about Katmai.
Pentium III = Pentium II + SSE
http://tinyurl.com/a3ynzf5 (Microprocessor Report PDF)
wrote:Back in the day I got hold of an updated version of MASM just so I could try writing 3DNow code for my (then-new) K6-3, which they labeled as "K3D" instructions. I never actually got around to doing anything with them though. I guess those instructions probably don't even work anymore.
K6-2 was initially known as K6 3D.
3DNow support was dropped with Bulldozer (2010). It had a long life but it was not very popular.