For fun I ran the same test on my machine here (133 MHz P5, Jitter 1.31
VM) and got a result of 651, this running under NT4 with service pack 3
applied.  Your mileage may vary.

Bob Jarvis

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I've been trying to get a sense of the relative speed of the various
machines that I'm using as PWS/Swiki servers.  JohnM once asked me for the
value of "Time millisecondsToRun: [10 benchmark]" in judging the speed of a
machine, so I decided to use that as my yardstick.  I thought some of you
might be interested in what I'm finding.  These aren't under any kind of
controlled conditions -- other things are going on in the boxes, they're
sometimes already running PWS servers, I'm not getting the value multiple
times, etc.  My goal was just to get a sense of relative speed difference
under normal conditions.

PowerMac 7100/80 running Jitter 1.31            1517
Quadra 840av running Squeak 1.31                6117
PowerMac 6100/66 J1.31                          2050
Quadra 800 S1.31                                6883
PowerMac 7600/132 J1.31                         850
PowerMac 7600/132 J1.3                          967
PowerMac 7600/132 S1.23                         1000
Pentium 166 J1.31 (NT4 SR3)                     721
Sparc 1 SunOS 4.31 S1.3                         5067
PowerMac 6400/180 S1.23                         733
PowerMac 5300/100LC J1.31                       1200


Mark

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