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To: Mark Brophy who wrote (4561)10/25/1996 10:13:00 PM
From: Bernard Yeh   of 186894
 
Mark Brophy wrote:
: PPro = $2500/6.7SPECfp = $373/SPECfp
: PPro = $2500/8.1SPECint = $309/SPECint

: Alpha = $6200/22.1SPECfp = $281/SPECfp
: Alpha = $6200/14.3SPECint = $434/SPECint

The PPro (@200 MHz, 1 cpu) numbers are correct, but...
Where the heck did you get the SPEC numbers for the Alpha?
Looking at: specbench.org
the only Alpha that has performance with those numbers
(excluding multiprocessor systems)
is the 500 MHz 21164, and surely DEC is not selling those
at a price that would make it feasible to sell a system
for $6200, is it?
Alphastation 500/500: SpecFP95: 20.4 SpecInt95: 15.0
Alphastation 500/266: SpecFP95: 11.1 SpecInt95: 7.93
(these are both single processor. Numbers submitted this
summer.)

And I don't think Core Microsystems can make a system that
would outperform DEC's own Alphastations by a factor of 2x,
can they?

But then again, I could be wrong. I haven't been keeping
track of Alpha developments...

-- Bernard Yeh
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