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From: promac@iisat.UUCP (Promac Systems)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech,comp.sys.amiga
Subject: A2620
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Date: 7 Jun 89 01:13:55 GMT
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I must say that it is kinda nerve racking to see all these complaints about
the A2620 board. I have had one for about 1.5 monthes and am completely
happy with it, it blows the old stock Amiga away(it better for the price).
Are there any other people out there that are happy with there investment
or am I the only one.
later
Barry Comer
promac@iisat.UUCP

P,S. Who was that fello that got 5000 drystones out of one of these anyways
     and how did he do it(I think someone had too much to drink one night.
     Using the Drystone.c file from one of the first Fish disks and compiling
     with Lattice 5.02 using: lc -m2 -v -L , I get about 3000 drystones, this
     goes up to about 3450 drystones when using the -O option. If someone
     has another copy of the drystone or any other normal benchmark could you
     pass it on. Thanx