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To: Tushar Patel who wrote (129060)	3/4/2001 7:03:12 PM
From: Dan3	Respond to of 186894

Re: no P4 machine listed at that site has more than 128M Systmark 2000 does OK with 128 meg of RAM, but it does appear that moving from 128 to 256 meg adds 2 to the score. Given the example of 600 and 800 MHZ parts, one would expect the FSB100 machine to score 5 points lower than the 133FSB machine. But, evidently due to the additional RAM, it scored only 3 points lower instead of the expected 5. VC820 128 meg Win2K 1.13GHZ/133 212 VC820 128 meg Win2K 1.00GHZ/133 200 VC820 256 meg Win2K 1.00GHZ/100 197 VC820 128 meg Win2K 800MHZ/133 175 VC820 128 meg Win2K 800MHZ/100 170 VC820 128 meg Win2K 600MHZ/133 146 VC820 128 meg Win2K 600MHZ/100 141