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The following were published quite a while back and have no meaning to the true speed of the processor but if it makes you feel better: 740-2069 262mhz Northstar 740-2069(1510) 262mhz " 740-2069(1511) 262mhz " 740=2069(1512) 262mhz " 740-2070 262mhz " 740-2070(1510) 262mhz " 740-2070(1511) 262mhz " 740-2070(1512) 262mhz " 740-2070(1513) 262mhz " Since the number of IOP's are not included, it's impossible to compare these numbers to anything else. A "small" 400 has "many" processors other than the main processor, so how one goes about measuring the speed of the box is beyond anything I am aware of. I personally like the TPC thing myself.... Just to screw with you just a little, consider the following: 250-2296 200mhz 270-2431(1581) 540mhz 270-2434(1516) 600mhz 820-0150 600mhz 840-2461(1548) 600mhz (24 CPU's) All of these numbers were published by Timothy Prickett(sp?) in Midrange Computing back in 05/14/01 and they appear to be accurate. "Haase, Justin C." wrote: > > Big bets going on around here about the processor speed of a 9406-740 > 12-way. Granted, the CPW is 4550. I don't care about ibm's speed rating. > How fast in MHz do these processors run? My bet is around 266. Some are > saying 4-500! I don't think so. Please quantify your results with a > reputable source. Thanks!
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