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>I'm running MS-DOS 4.01 on a 25Mhz AMI '386.  When I run the Landmark
>cpu-speed test (the one with the bar that graphically compares the
>speed of the processor to the speed of a 4.77Mhz PC and a 6Mhz AT)
>the value I get depends on how many TSRs are loaded -- but not
>monotonically.  The value I get is either 25 (approx) or 17 (approx)
>and changes from one to the other as I load TSRs.  Some TSRs cause
>the change, some don't.  Any idea what's going on?

This sounds like a bug in the Landmark code that was fixed in version 1.1x;
systems using page-interleave memory would execute the benchmark at different
speeds depending on WHEREin physical memory the code was actually loaded.
(i.e. on a bank boundary or not). Welcome to the world of benchmarks.
Is this what you bought your computer to run? :-)