Why...because they use diff Instruction sets?
???They are still computing the same wkload.....hmmmm lets see, then how can you Bench mark ATI vs Nvidia vcards...they use different drivers....its not fair..(or atleast thas what your trying to tell me)?
BOth CPU's are being tested on equal workloads....how they do the workload is not relevant.
I think you will find that in real world FPU dominant apps, you will find the Dual AMD will far surpase the performance of the P4 xeon...point in case: 3Dstudio max benches
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Why...because they use diff Instruction sets? ???They are still computing the same wkload. ....hmmmm lets see, then how can you Bench mark ATI vs Nvidia vcards...they use different drivers....its not fair..(or atleast thas what your trying to tell me)?
BOth CPU's are being tested on equal workloads....how they do the workload is not relevant. I think you will find that in real world FPU dominant apps, you will find the Dual AMD will far surpase the performance of the P4 xeon...point in case: 3Dstudio max benches
THe instruction sets are diff(from AMD and Intel) but the synthetic work they are doing is the same....how else could you call it a bench mark.