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- From: vac+@cs.cmu.edu (Vincent Cate)
- Newsgroups: comp.benchmarks,comp.arch
- Subject: FTPable Performance Results
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- Date: 9 Jan 93 22:13:44 GMT
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- On gatekeeper.dec.com in DEC/DECinfo/performance-summary there are some
- performance summary papers. The following two papers are dated
- Nov 20 1992 and seem to have current HP, Sun, and RS-6000 machines as
- of that time:
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- alpha-axp-server.ps
- alpha-axp-workstation.ps
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- These include results from many benchmarks (~dozen).
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- Do these papers in fact have the latest machines from the other vendors?
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- What other FTPable and current benchmark papers are out there?
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- I noticed that DEC does not list any IBM (or Amdahl etc) mainframes
- in there "Competitive Systems" graphs. :-)
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- Does anyone have numbers for the old multi-chip-cpu mainframes?
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- -- Vince
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- PS Will 1992 be remembered as the year "killer micros" assassinated
- the multi-chip-cpu mainframes? (followup to comp.arch)
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