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From: "Jin Guojun[ITG]" <jin@george.lbl.gov>
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> Cameron Slye wrote:
> > I am doing the make world thing of course...  My last make world tests were
> > on a K6 166, In the end, with it overclocked to 200mhz, it was about 8min
> > slower then the p6-200. (I did not at the time have enought ram, 32mb and

As I tested, K6-200 MHz CPU is equivalent to 300 MHz Pentium CPU in integer
and about 180 MHz Pentium CPU in float instructions. This is because K6 has
a 32-bit FPU and Pentium family has 64-bit FPU.

-Jin

P.S.	32 MB memory is enough for testing "make". I will post a completed
	performance test including FFT test around middle next month.