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In article <1990Oct22.175350.13597@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu> leblanc@eecg.toronto.edu (Marcel LeBlanc) writes:
>
>One thing that disturbs me is the huge difference between these numbers and
>those posted by Martin Hunt of Commodore-Amiga:
>
>>                 2500/30   3000 (16 MHz)   3000 (25 Mhz)   2000
>> 
>> Normal          5950          4300            6050         600
>> Registers       6110          4400            6225         620
>> 68020           6600          4770            6800
>> 68020/Reg       6820          4970            7000
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>600??? 620??? this is ridiculous!  He claims to have used "lc -v -O ...".
>What gives?  Does this mean that the numbers for the A3000 are off too?
>My A3000 is still on order, so I can't verify the claim of 7000 Dhrys/sec.
>
>Comments or corrections?

The numbers I gave for the 2000 are for a base 2000, no fast RAM.
I get 1075 dhrystones for a 2000 with fast RAM.  Sorry about the
confusion.

BTW, the numbers for the 3000 are without static column RAM.  If you
have SCRAMs, add 10% to the dhrystones.

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>Marcel A. LeBlanc  --  Electrical Eng. Computer Group, Univ. of Toronto
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Martin Hunt                     martin@cbmvax.commodore.com
Network Engineer                {uunet|pyramid|rutgers}!cbmvax!martin
Commodore-Amiga    "Yeah it is really fast, but is it Yugo compatible?"