I was digging around on Dec's web site for performance info the best I found
was a AXP 150 (what linus has) vs a p-60, both running nt:
MIPS Computer
Digital Gateway 2000 Systems
Benchmark Metric DECpc AXP 150 P5 60 MHz Magnum 75/150 MHz
Byte, numeric sort Sorts/s 36.0 11.4 33.6
Byte, string sort Bytes/s 136M 40.4M 123M
Byte, bit fields Ops/s 7.6M 2.2M 7.8M
Byte, emulated float FLOPS 2977 974 4597
Byte, simple FPU Bytes/s 5.4M 2.7M 3.9M
Byte, transcendentals Coeffs/s 867 334 538
Dhrystone V1.1 DMIPS 175.1 68.9 68.7
Dhrystone V2.1 DMIPS 161.5 61.6 59.8
CLinpack 100 x 100 MFLOPS 22.2 8.0 7.4 (double prec.)
CWhetstone KWIPS 95.5 34.0 36.7 (double prec.)
System SPECint92 SPECfp92
DECpc AXP 150 77 110 (V1.3A-4)
My chart indicates:
21066-166 70 105
4400-150 90 87
P-90 90 70
Supporting my idea that the specint/fp numbers are artificially high
for the Pentium system.
Looks like most of the alpha numbers are about 2-3 times faster then the
Pentium.
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Received on Fri Mar 31 1995 - 17:35:34 NZST