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Hello,

> I was wondering if anybody would notice. :-)  It's a pre-alpha machine
> and I'm not allowed to talk about speed.  The real numbers were there,
> but I figured pi was more interesting.
It would be even more interesting if this machine could run with the same
performance as recent P4 on this frequency ;)

> I will say though, that I'm mighty impressed with it, particularly given
> that it was a prototype cpu.  It does run FreeBSD/i386 very nicely.
That was the next question I would ask.
I noticed that the machine has only 512 MB of memory. Is there room for
more? >4 GB would be the interesting thing, I guess...

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