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From: v113px6j@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Thomas A Overfield)
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Subject: IIsi, Cache, video, & speed
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Date: 14 Jun 91 16:32:31 GMT
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I've seen all these postings telling of how raising the memory cache 
increases the speed of a IIsi.  I've tried it myself and I'm not sure 
if I notice a difference or if it's "all in my head".  Speedometer 
tells me there is no difference in speed, as I expected, since it's 
only performing tests on the chip.  So how what do I use to measure 
performance in this situation?  Other's have said they have seen 
improvements, what did they use to test it?