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5 total messages Started by Mark Thu, 03 Aug 2000 00:00
Benchmarks from MacUAE on G4 400
#5
Author: Mark
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 00:00
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My PowerMac G4 400 Mhz runs a fraction slower than a 68030 25 Mhz Amiga.

Just did some real world tests using the predecessor to LightWave -
VideoScape 3D V2.
I haved used this program for 10 years to compare my real Amiga setups,
but I'm pretty sure it doesn't use a FPU (math chip).
Re: Benchmarks from MacUAE on G4 400
#6
Author: Splatt
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2000 00:00
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"M" == "Mark" writes:

M> My PowerMac G4 400 Mhz runs a fraction slower than a 68030 25 Mhz
M> Amiga.
M> 
M> Just did some real world tests using the predecessor to LightWave
M> - VideoScape 3D V2. I haved used this program for 10 years to
M> compare my real Amiga setups, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't use a
M> FPU (math chip).

UAE would probably be faster on PPCLinux.
Re: Benchmarks from MacUAE on G4 400
#2
Author: Kresimir Rogic
Date: Wed, 09 Aug 2000 00:00
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Hello Mark,

Mark wrote:

> My PowerMac G4 400 Mhz runs a fraction slower than a 68030 25 Mhz Amiga.
>
> Just did some real world tests using the predecessor to LightWave -
> VideoScape 3D V2.
> I haved used this program for 10 years to compare my real Amiga setups,
> but I'm pretty sure it doesn't use a FPU (math chip).

The best way to benchmark UAE would be to use Syspeed under UAE... I've
done the tests on an iBook with G3 366 (3.52mips, fastish 020 speed), PIII
667 (about 7.9 mips, almost 030@50), K6 2 500 (6.9 mips or so, about
030@40). Not as quick at Amiga stuff as my A4k 060/ppc and A1200/060, but
quite usable and fun to use (gotta love playing those old classic Amiga
games). Why not try setting up AIAB (Amiga in A Box). Pretty nifty for UAE
if you don't already have it ;)

Regards

Kresimir Rogic
Re: Benchmarks from MacUAE on G4 400
#3
Author: P3X972
Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2000 00:00
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I have uploaded a copy of AIAB Release 8 with all the MacUAE files
needed.  Just add your 3.1 ROM.kick file and WB3.1 ADF disk file.

  http://members.dynamite.com.au/gbrooke/

Please forgive the old r7a version AIAB info files - it really is R8
including the Scalos workbench replacement.

Your benchmarks make me weep - my PowerMac 7600/200 is barely faster
than an old A2000 !

Cheers

In article <3992581D.3855B6AF@dynamite.com.au>,
  Kresimir Rogic <krash@dynamite.com.au> wrote:
> Hello Mark,
>
> Mark wrote:
>
> > My PowerMac G4 400 Mhz runs a fraction slower than a 68030 25 Mhz
Amiga.
> >
> > Just did some real world tests using the predecessor to LightWave -
> > VideoScape 3D V2.
> > I haved used this program for 10 years to compare my real Amiga
setups,
> > but I'm pretty sure it doesn't use a FPU (math chip).
>
> The best way to benchmark UAE would be to use Syspeed under UAE...
I've
> done the tests on an iBook with G3 366 (3.52mips, fastish 020 speed),
PIII
> 667 (about 7.9 mips, almost 030@50), K6 2 500 (6.9 mips or so, about
> 030@40). Not as quick at Amiga stuff as my A4k 060/ppc and A1200/060,
but
> quite usable and fun to use (gotta love playing those old classic
Amiga
> games). Why not try setting up AIAB (Amiga in A Box). Pretty nifty
for UAE
> if you don't already have it ;)
>
> Regards
>
> Kresimir Rogic
>
>


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Re: Benchmarks from MacUAE on G4 400
#4
Author: Mark
Date: Sat, 12 Aug 2000 00:00
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Unfortunately, I will probably delete UAE as I will spend most of my time
learning to use Macintosh graphics software.
But I still have my A1200 040 lying around...


Kresimir Rogic wrote:

> Hello Mark,
>
> The best way to benchmark UAE would be to use Syspeed under UAE... I've
> done the tests on an iBook with G3 366 (3.52mips, fastish 020 speed), PIII
> 667 (about 7.9 mips, almost 030@50), K6 2 500 (6.9 mips or so, about
> 030@40). Not as quick at Amiga stuff as my A4k 060/ppc and A1200/060, but
> quite usable and fun to use (gotta love playing those old classic Amiga
> games). Why not try setting up AIAB (Amiga in A Box). Pretty nifty for UAE
> if you don't already have it ;)
>
> Regards
>
> Kresimir Rogic
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