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Re: How are you calculating 64 bit (was Processor MHz)

From: Norbut, Jim <Jim.Norbut@Grubb-Ellis.com>
>
> I thought there was a shareware program out
> there somewhere
> that would let my brain cpu cycles not get so taxed.
>

I'm sure there is, but it is not so hard.
Take your own results:
000171C7 70E5F16F
000171CB A50E84A6
The first 32-bit difference is just 4, so to a first
approximation you have 4  * 4Gig = 16Gig/45sec = 0.4 Gig = 400 MHz
No calculator needed

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