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From: rommel@lan.informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de (Kai-Uwe Rommel)
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Subject: Re: 386 performance
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Date: 29 Nov 90 11:11:22 GMT
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							~Landmark
10 MHz 286 (1 Waitstate):				9.5
12 MHz 286 (0 Waitstates):				15.5
16 MHz 386sx (0 Waitstates):				19
25 MHz 386 (no cache, 1 Waitstate)			26
25 MHz 386 (no cache but page-interleaved memory)	33
25 MHz 386 (with cache)					44
33 MHz 386 (with cache)					56
25 MHz 486 (with cache)					112

These values may vary a bit for different boards. These values are for
ISA boards, Microchannel boards often work without Waitstates and they
are faster than ISA boards without cache at same clock rate.

Kai Uwe Rommel

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