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From: flint@gistdev.gist.com (Flint Pellett)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Subject: Re: Difference between 386/33 & 486/25 not counting fp
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Date: 17 Apr 91 19:25:28 GMT
References: <1163@gistdev.gist.com> <1991Apr9.085749.4568@agate.berkeley.edu> <1164@gistdev.gist.com> <1991Apr12.055944.14472@agate.berkeley.edu>
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c60b-1eq@web-4h.berkeley.edu (Noam Mendelson) writes:

>My response, as polite as I can make it:  You quoted only 4 386/33 systems
>and 3 486/33 systems.  I would like to see the entire survey.  You also failed
>to specify the size of the cache (or lack thereof) on each of the systems.
>You also failed to provide additional benchmarks on said systems to
>support your claim.

This isn't worth any more bandwidth, but briefly: as I stated before, Personal
Workstation Magazine has those benchmarks EVERY month.  The brief snippet
I quoted was from the April '91 issue: they have several pages of data.
I don't have any intention of violating the magazine's copyright by typing
in several pages of benchmarks, even if I had the time for it.
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