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Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. or AMD,
an American multinational semiconductor company based in Sunnyvale, California, and behind Intel the second-largest global supplier of microprocessors based on the x86 architecture and also one of the largest suppliers of graphics processing units 1 . In 2003, AMD launched the Athlon 64 (Hammer, AMD64, K8) and pioneered the x86-64 instruction set. Until Intel introduced the Core 2 microarchitecture in 2006, AMD64 was the dominating architecture for computer chess in the 2000s. With the Zen micro-architecture and the release of the Ryzen processor in early 2017, it seems that AMD can recover lost ground. However, early Ryzens prior to Zen 3 micro-architecture released in November 2020 have problems with BMI2 performance 2 3 , in particular using BMI2 PEXT in chess programs - one should conditionally compile using magic bitboards instead of PEXT bitboards, otherwise preferable for compatible Intel processors 4 .

Contents
  1. Sponsoring
  2. Photos
  3. x86 Architectures
  4. SIMD Extensions
  5. General Purpose Extensions
  6. See also
  7. Forum Posts
    1. 2010 ...
    2. 2015 ...
    3. 2020 ...
  8. External Links
  9. References

Sponsoring

Photos

Christophe Jolly and Walter Bannerman, Paris WMCCC 1997 5

Rebel vs Viswanathan Anand, Ischia, July 1998 - back of Ed Schröder and Jeroen Noomen 6 7

Jochen Peussner and Roland Pfister, BELCT 2001 8

x86 Architectures

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Year

Architecture

1991

x86

Am386

1993

Am486

1996

AMD K5

1997

AMD K6

1998

AMD K6-2

1999

AMD K7 Athlon

2003

x86-64

AMD K8 Athlon 64, Opteron

2007

AMD K10

2011

Bulldozer

2012

Piledriver

2014

Steamroller

2015

Excavator

2017

Zen

2018

Zen+

2019

Zen 2

2020

Zen 3

SIMD Extensions

General Purpose Extensions

See also

Forum Posts

2010 ...

2015 ...

Re: Ryzen 2 and BMI2? by Joost Buijs, CCC, May 18, 2020 » AVX2, BMI2

2020 ...

References

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  1. Advanced Micro Devices from Wikipedia↩︎

  2. Ryzen Fritz Chess Benchmarks ? by ralunger, Rybka Forum, March 03, 2017↩︎

  3. Ryzen and BMI2: Strange behavior and high latencies by DonnieTinyHands, Reddit, March 20, 2017↩︎

  4. Re: Komodo 11.3 by Mark Lefler, CCC, March 04, 2018 » BMI2 PEXT, Komodo 11.3↩︎

  5. Paris - Trier - Lünen, Photos WMCCC 1997 by Thorsten Czub↩︎

  6. REBEL vs GM Vishy Anand↩︎

  7. Jeroen Noomen, Ed Schröder (1998). Anand versus Rebel 10 exp. ICCA Journal, Vol. 21, No. 3↩︎

  8. BELCT 2001 Berlin is worth a trip! Photos by Thomas Mayer↩︎

  9. List of AMD microprocessors from Wikipedia↩︎

  10. Re: Komodo 11.3 by Mark Lefler, CCC, March 04, 2018↩︎

  11. Ryzen from Wikipedia↩︎

  12. Graphics Core Next from Wikipedia↩︎

  13. AMD Accelerated Processing Unit from Wikipedia↩︎

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