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Article #21659Re: DMA on RISC-based systems (SotA
From: sandrock
Date: Thu, 08 Jun 1989 16:19
Date: Thu, 08 Jun 1989 16:19
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Yes, it would be fantastic to have *real* numbers which represented the overall *system* performance, in particular, expressing *multi-user* cpu & i/o throughput, similar perhaps to the transaction processing benchmarks used on certain types of systems. I have recently seen some multi-user benchmarks called MUSBUS 5.2 and AIM III for various SGI machines, but these tests do not yet appear to be in wide use, nor do I have any feeling for how valid a measurement they would provide. Anyone care to comment about this? Mark Sandrock UIUC Chemical Sciences
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