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Subject: Re: Recommendations...
From: asami@FreeBSD.org (Satoshi Asami)
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 * What low memory bandwidth on the Natoma???  That thing smokes when comparied
 * to a 430HX chipset.

That contradicts our findings.  A P5-133 with Triton or Triton II can
move 70-80MB/s (depending on EDO or non-EDO), but I can't get more
than 45MB/s out of a P6-200 with Natoma/server (at least that's what
Intel told us).

Satoshi

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