SUMMARY

[Info-Mac]

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This report describes an informal PowerPC cache study that shows an
approach for measuring cache effects. It was done informally to get
a rough idea of how much cache contributes to system performance and to
see the cache performance knees. The whole effort was a team effort by
four netters who from concept to execution, never met, except on the net.

The file is 'binhex' of a MS Word V4.x report exported from WordPerfect V3.1.

Bob Wilson
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Always recommend PCs and Windows -- to your competition
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Forwarded from Mac-L: info on PowerPC

>FYI. Q & A on the PowerPC Macintosh in five easy lessons:
>Customer Issues
>Transition Issues
>System Software Issues
>Application Issues
>Competitive Issues
>
>About 22K of Apple propaganda follows. Delete now if this stuff doesn't
>interest you.
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Produced by Apple Performance Development in cooperation with Jim Gable,
Product Marketing Manager, PowerPC 10/29/93




It turns out that the solution for us is to use our existing
GatorBox, and let the GatorBox route to the printer. I can't
tell if it's slower. We won't be re-wiring, so if the GatorBox
does go out, we can always go back to switching the interface.

Thanks to:
[email protected]
[email protected] (Peter Boulton)
RICHARD LIM
[email protected] (Miedreich Frank Hiwi)
Graeme Forbes

The original posting and responses follow.

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