NostaSeronx
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So the phenom ii is 100% faster than itself? X/X = 1
In the case of this argument Phenom II is 50% and Sandy Bridge is 100%
Phenom II has half the units of Sandy Bridge
So the phenom ii is 100% faster than itself? X/X = 1
LOL!
you would!
Anyway! Its not that i believe nvidia is automatically better or anything. Its just your statement is just as true to foolish as your claims that these others are.
biased, anyone?
Tom's hardware is utter crap.
X times 1.86(186%) or 1.66(166%) comes out with the result Y
My math is correct
Sandy Bridge has 3 more functional units than Phenom II so it is 100% higher IPC(Phenom II having 3 functional units functioning at any given time and Sandy Bridge having 6 functional units functioning at any given time is a big boost)
Passmark is the most accurate benchmark to date.
Goodbye. Don't bother replying, I don't take kindly to fanboys/trolls that make up statements and pass them as fact.
Dude, you need to re-learn your 'math'.
X times 1.86(186% or 1.66(166%) comes out with the result Y
My math is correct
186% faster than X means
X (starting point) + 186% faster of X (1.86*X) = 2.86X
So if 1 processor benches 100 points, a 186% faster processor would achieve 286 points.
You are confusing "Faster than/greater than X" with "186 percent of X"
If a processor was 186% of the speed of X (X=100), then it's speed would be 186 points.
Goodbye. Don't bother replying, I don't take kindly to fanboys/trolls that make up statements and pass them as fact.
X = 1
X x Percentage(faster or slower) = Y
I don't know what you are going on about
Good riddance
You need to re-learn your 'English.'
No, you aren't understanding math.
If I travel on the highway at 100 km/h and you are going 100% faster.
100% faster = 2x as fast.
So your speed would be 100 * (1+1) = 200 km/h
If you are travelling 186% faster than me, then you are going 100 * (1+1.86) = 286 km/h
You should revisit grade 7.
You know what they say about arguing with a fool...
In this case you are using the percentage sightly wrong...
If you were traveling the highway at 100 km/h and I am going two times your rate I would be traveling 200% of your speed
Don't jest the jester.
In this case you are using the percentage sightly wrong...
If you were traveling the highway at 100 km/h and I am going two times your rate I would be traveling 200% your speed
Don't jest the jester.
No, you aren't understanding math.
The percentage formula is:
A = B * (1 + % faster / 100%)
Example:
Who cares about how SB utterly destroys anything AMD right? Since Phenom II is "fast enough".
What are you even talking about? The Phenom II X6 1090T is competitive with the Core i5-2400 in multi-threaded, and in everything else it loses by a considerable margin. I've said this for a LONG time now.
His point was regarding:
"If you swap someone's Sandy Bridge for a Phenom II, then the user won't even notice." If that statement was accepted as true, then how fast BD turns out relative to Phenom II would also be deemed irrelevant under the assumption that the base case Phenom II is sufficient enough already.
Basically, it's illogical to present the argument that if Sandy Bridge isn't fast enough to justify spending more $ vs. Phenom II, then suddenly a $205-245 BD would be worth the premium over Phenom II. :sneaky:
If A (Phenom II) is fast enough, then how fast B (Sandy Bridge) or C (Bulldozer) are relative to A is immaterial. Of course we know this isn't true which is why are all anxiously waiting for C's benches
Tom's hardware is utter crap.
CPU's don't run on their own. Lets say an average gaming machine costs $1000-without a mobo/cpu. The choice is between an AMD package that costs $200 or an Intel package that costs $300 but is 30% faster. Quick calcs suggest that AMD are better value but on anything that is CPU limited an Intel PC will be 30% faster while the system only costs 8.3% more.
Do you have any actual facts to back up what you're saying instead of stating "you're biased"? The simple truth of the matter is that Intel has overall dominated the CPU market since 2006 with Core 2 and AMD has dominated the GPU market since 2008. NVIDIA keeps pushing out GPUs that are constantly behind AMD in launching, are much worse in performance/watt, have much bigger dies, and not that competitive in pricing (except GTX 460 and GTX 570). The GTX 480/580 may be 10-15% faster than the fastest from AMD in their gen, but that doesn't mean NVIDIA did better, especially with their abysmal power consumption and pricing.
Sheesh this is what I get for thinking I could visit this thread and find something about bulldozer performance.
X times 1.86(186%) or 1.66(166%)