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Re: Endeavour, P120 & 256K CELP Benchmarks ??

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From: David Longley
Date: Sat, 23 Dec 1995 00:00
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In article <819657956snz@c4rv.demon.co.uk>
           raj@c4rv.demon.co.uk "Rajesh Varia" writes:

> In article <819650704snz@longley.demon.co.uk>
>            David@longley.demon.co.uk "David Longley" writes:
> 
> > Hmmmm  this directory does not exist. It does down to  users  and 
> > that's  it. As far as I can make out there is no such thing as  a 
> > version 2.60!
> > -- 
> > David Longley
> > 
> I've mailed it to you.
> 
> -- 
> Rajesh Varia     raj@c4rv.demon.co.uk
> 
Hmmmm...that's better:

32MB EDO
120 MHz P120
"256K cache on a stick" 
DS 64 VRAM PCI - 2MB
ADAPTEC 2940 PCI
Conner 1.2GB EIDE
Seagate Hawk 2GB SCSI


public domain version MMM COMPTEST  2.60 Page 1 

                      computer type: IBM AT or compatible
                                CPU: Intel Pentium
                    clock frequency: 122.73 Mhz
                          bus width: 32 bit
                          CPU-cache: 1. level: 8 KB, 2. level: 256 KB

maximum RAM thruput (without cache):  59467 KB/s (effective wait states: 3.5)
        CPU cache thruput: 1. level: 415020 KB/s, 2. level: 116675 KB/s

                      system memory: 640 KB
                  available for DOS: 640 KB
   permanently used by DOS and TSRs: 126 KB

                    extended memory: 31744 KB (INT 15h thruput: 38079 KB/s)
                    expanded memory: 32064 KB (EMS 4.0, thruput: 35853 KB/s)

                          other RAM: CD000-CFFFF ( 12 KB)
                                     D4000-DBFFF ( 32 KB)
                                     DC000-EBFFF ( 64 KB) EMS-frame
                                     EC000-ECFFF (  4 KB)
                                     EE000-EFFFF (  8 KB)
                                     F8000-F9FFF (  8 KB)
                                     
                    BIOS-extensions: C0000-C7FFF ( 32 KB) VGA-BIOS
                                     C8000-CC7FF ( 18 KB)
                                     ED000-EDFFF (  4 KB)
                                     
public domain version MMM COMPTEST  2.60 Page 2 

               parallel ports: 1
                 serial ports: 2 (COM1: 16550A, COM2: 16550A)
     mathematical coprocessor: Intel Pentium (clock frequency:121.97 MHz)
                        mouse: NOT INSTALLED
                games adaptor: INSTALLED

                         DOS drives: 6  (A:, B:, C:, D:, E:, F:)
                      floppy drives: 1  (1 x 1.44 MB 3+")
                         hard disks: 2

                 graphics card: Video Graphics Array (VGA)
         video-RAM wait states: 12
speed of video output via BIOS: 372869 characters/sec
 speed of video output via DOS: 166667 characters/sec (without ANSI driver)
                   DOS version: 6.22

                  Dhrystones/second: 94728.5 (CPU: 259.8-fold of XT)
    Double-Precision Kilowhetstones: 72727.3 (FPU: 749.1-fold of XT w/ 8087)
            Double-Precision MFLOPS: 6.107 (FPU: 490.7-fold of XT w/ 8087)

public domain version MMM COMPTEST  2.60 Page 3 

hard disk 1               cylinders: 618
                   read/write heads: 64
                  sectors per track: 63
                   storage capacity: 1275789312 Byte (1216.69 MB)

           track-to-track seek time:   7.30 ms
                  average seek time:  13.70 ms
                  maximum seek time:  23.00 ms
                    maximum thruput: 6702 KB/sec


hard disk 2               cylinders: 261
                   read/write heads: 255
                  sectors per track: 63
                   storage capacity: 2146798080 Byte (2047.35 MB)

           track-to-track seek time:   0.10 ms
                  average seek time:   0.10 ms
                  maximum seek time:   0.00 ms
                    maximum thruput: 8363 KB/sec (using disk cache)



Does this seem about right?
-- 
David Longley
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Subject: Re: Endeavour, P120 & 256K CELP Benchmarks ??
Date: 1995/12/23
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