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From: Anthony Graphics <agl@mac.glas.apc.org>
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Subject: Is P5 is faster than DX4 100 under FreeBSD?
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Linux FAQ (or was it HOWTO?) states that bogomips are measured as
DX2/DX4 Mhz * 0.5
P5      Mhz * 0.39
The question is: whether the same thing applies in FreeBSD?
How P5 60 Mhz compares with 486 DX4 100 Mhz (just a rough
pointer would be nice). I mean just raw cpu integer performance.
AGL