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Relative Performance Index

  • Subject: Relative Performance Index
  • From: "Scott, Shadrach" <sscott@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 20 Oct 1998 13:38:02 -0700
 
I'm trying to compare the price of buying a new system with the price of
upgrading my current system and OS. But the Relative Performance Index is
very confusing. My old poor little box only has a Relative Performance
rating. These new cool 170 models have a Constrained CPW Rating and then 2
categories -  Client server and Interactive. They also have a Unconstrained
CPW Rating with the 2 categories. How do I compare apples and oranges?

Thanks
Shadrach Scott
sscott@hiu.edu
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