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Farrell McKay (fbm@newt.phys.unsw.edu.au) wrote:

: Lets see who has the fastest, hottest XFree86 system around.

: Farrell.
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: Farrell McKay.     Email: fbm@newt.phys.unsw.edu.au      Phone: +61 2 339-3683
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: CPU (386/486 SX/DX)     :
: CPU Clock Speed         :
: Motherboard Memory      :

: Card Vendor             :
: Card Model              : 
: Card Bus (ISA/EISA/VLB) : 
: Chipset                 : 
: Video Memory            : 
: Memory Type (DRAM/VRAM) : 
: Memory Speed            : 
: Clock Chip              : 
: RAMDAC                  : 

: Operating system        :
: OS version              :
: XFree86 release/version :
: XFree86 server used     :

: XBench lines            :
: XBench fills            :
: XBench blits            :
: XBench arcs             :
: XBench texts            :
: XBench complex          :
: XBench xstones          :
: Time to run xbench      :
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I won't comment on the general idea... but you're missing a very important
piece of data for all the DRAM based boards:

  virtual (!) resolution  :
  clock used              :

This has major impact on all DRAM based boards. Numbers of 75k for 1024x768
and a 45 clock go with 45k for 1152x800 and a 110 clock on the same board /
machine.

	Dirk

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