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Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 23:21:26 -0400
From: steve2@genesis.tiac.net (Steve Gerakines)
Message-Id: <199505190321.XAA05650@genesis.tiac.net>
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Subject: Re: Adaptec 2940?
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Here's another one.  Gateway 2000 486DX4/100 EISA, Anigma mb.

[10:12pm]/usr/local/src/ram-speed% cc -O2 -o ram-speed ram-speed.c
[10:13pm]/usr/local/src/ram-speed% ./ram-speed
49005fb0   0.332 uS/op 3.01e+06 op/S 11.480 Mb/S
8938c0df   0.130 uS/op 7.70e+06 op/S 29.371 Mb/S
System was idle.

Btw- There was some discussion a while back about Intel "Stepping 0"
Intel CPU's.  When I last booted 2.0 it reported stepping 0 for the CPU.
What does this mean anyway?  My system originally was a DX2/50 but I
switched to the 33Mhz clock and got a clock tripled DX4 overdrive.

- Steve
steve2@genesis.tiac.net