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Intel has their own compiler(s) but at least on the server side where everything is compiled using gcc or LLVM, both are optimized for both AMD and Intel. Was A
by KingMachiavelli 7y ago
Intel has their own compiler(s) but at least on the server side where everything is compiled using gcc or LLVM, both are optimized for both AMD and Intel. Was AMD behind a year ago in this regard? Yes. Even Windows just finally got more optimizations.
On the other hand, the benchmarks with AMD in the lead are obviously using compilers that 'exist' so really the compiler advantage Intel 'may' have is already taken into account. Additionally, the last few years of security issues has shaved off an additional 3% to 20% off of Intel's performance (compared to the 2-5% AMD lost).
The effect is that Intel has been loosing from both directions allowing AMD to be outpacing them in many ways.
- brianwawok 7y agoYup, which is fantastic. I was pointing out that it takes more than an equal or better product at an equal or lesser price, due to many things baked into the current state of computers / servers.
- rowanG077 7y agoAlmost no one uses Intel's compiler for serious workloads afaik. Your entire point is irrelevant.
- IntelMiner 7y agoGentoo used to have an article on it on the old Wiki Of course it was riddled with (outdated) lists of packages that either A: ran worse than with GCC (this was pre-Clang/LLVM days) B: Didn't build at all