What's your BogoMIPS ??
uh...@freenet.victoria.bc.ca
Hello,
I have K6-200 (3x66) and it runs at 398.85 bogomips ..
The same at 225(3x75) runs at about 440 bogomips ..
(It boots at 83.5 x 3 but just that... it doesn't go ahead...maybe the
memory?? HELP if you can :PP)
What's you score? (Any of you a PentII 200/233/M2/similar ??)
Thank you..
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Matthew S. Crocekr
uh...@freenet.victoria.bc.ca wrote:
>
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I have K6-200 (3x66) and it runs at 398.85 bogomips ..
> The same at 225(3x75) runs at about 440 bogomips ..
> (It boots at 83.5 x 3 but just that... it doesn't go ahead...maybe the
> memory?? HELP if you can :PP)
>
I have a PPro 200 w/ 128 MB Ram (Micron Millenium2 Pro) which rates
199.07 BogoMips
David Konerding
Total of 2 processors activated (398.13 BogoMIPS).
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In article <8676836...@dejanews.com>,
<uh...@freenet.victoria.bc.ca> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have K6-200 (3x66) and it runs at 398.85 bogomips ..
>The same at 225(3x75) runs at about 440 bogomips ..
>(It boots at 83.5 x 3 but just that... it doesn't go ahead...maybe the
>memory?? HELP if you can :PP)
>
Intel 4004. 5,789,4001,303.98 bogomips.
Joey Hess
In article <slrn45rgv...@socrates.ucsf.edu>, David Konerding wrote:
| >> I have K6-200 (3x66) and it runs at 398.85 bogomips ..
| >> The same at 225(3x75) runs at about 440 bogomips ..
| >> (It boots at 83.5 x 3 but just that... it doesn't go ahead...maybe the
| >> memory?? HELP if you can :PP)
| >>
| >199.07 BogoMips
| >
| Total of 2 processors activated (398.13 BogoMIPS).
My 286 running linux ELKS gets 0.75 bogomips.
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Sascha Bohnenkamp
In article <slrn5rijo...@kite.ml.org>,Hihi my 386sx 10MHz has 2 BogoMips and my
386dx40 has 5
and my Pentium with 66MHz (60 overclocked) has 25
Thomas Krull
Hi !
On my 486DX4/100:
49.87 BogoMIPS
good luck !
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HaJo Simons
In article <8676836...@dejanews.com>,
K5PR133
199.07
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Joey Hess wrote:
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> My 286 running linux ELKS gets 0.75 bogomips.
<snip>
My AMD 486DX4 100Mhz get 49.87 BogoMIPS
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bon...@informatik.uni-bremen.de (Sascha Bohnenkamp) writes:
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> In article <slrn5rijo...@kite.ml.org>,
> jo...@kite.ml.org (Joey Hess) writes:
> > My 286 running linux ELKS gets 0.75 bogomips.
> >
> Hihi my 386sx 10MHz has 2 BogoMips and my
> 386dx40 has 5
> and my Pentium with 66MHz (60 overclocked) has 25
I think it would be more interesting to see what the LOWEST running
bogomip value would be. Anyone can throw thousands of dollars at a
computer and get a faster rating - but how many people can get
Linux running on, say, a commodore 64?
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Sascha Bohnenkamp <bon...@informatik.uni-bremen.de> wrote:
: In article <slrn5rijo...@kite.ml.org>,
: jo...@kite.ml.org (Joey Hess) writes:
: > My 286 running linux ELKS gets 0.75 bogomips.
: >
: Hihi my 386sx 10MHz has 2 BogoMips and my
: 386dx40 has 5
: and my Pentium with 66MHz (60 overclocked) has 25
My 486DX-50 gets 24.93 :) my dual p100 gets 40.04 each.
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Christian Bjelle
How is this 'BogoMips' calcul8ed? What does it measure? Would it be
useful to compare BogoMips between a Linux box and the same computer
running NT?
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check out the Bogomips (mini?)HOWTO
i seem to remeber the lowest being something like .02
Matthew Hannigan
My Z80 with data cassette drive gets 6.023x10e23 BogoMips!!
Julien Sebot
On a Power mac 8600 with mklinux, (PPC 604e 200Mhz)
i get 320 bogomips.
On a Cyrix P166+ with linux 2.1.29 i get 133.52
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Colin Fox <cf...@globalserve.net> wrote:
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> I think it would be more interesting to see what the LOWEST running
> bogomip value would be. Anyone can throw thousands of dollars at a
> computer and get a faster rating - but how many people can get
> Linux running on, say, a commodore 64?
>
As the curator of the Museum of Computer History in Pittsburgh, I recently
managed to get a heavily modified Linux/ELKS to run on ENIAC; it got
0.34E-173 BogoMips. That seemed a little on the high side, so I'm now
working on a port to the Difference Engine we built based on Babbage's
plans. I'll be sure to keep you posted; I anticipate that it'll be
at least 100,000 times slower than ENIAC. (The Difference Engine only
has a SpecInt95 of 0.72E-10589)
[Followups! Bogomips posts, real or fake, don't belong in dev.system.
There's a Bogomips mini-HOWTO that lists values from 0.57 on a misconfigured
386 up to 912.00 on a Cray Y-MP. It tells you where to send submissions
to get them added]
[No, I don't have access to ENIAC or a difference engine]
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Sascha Bohnenkamp (bon...@informatik.uni-bremen.de) wrote:
: In article <slrn5rijo...@kite.ml.org>,
: jo...@kite.ml.org (Joey Hess) writes:
: > My 286 running linux ELKS gets 0.75 bogomips.
: >
: Hihi my 386sx 10MHz has 2 BogoMips and my
: 386dx40 has 5
: and my Pentium with 66MHz (60 overclocked) has 25
100Mhz PowerPC gets 199.
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On 3 Jul 1997 02:57:55 GMT Matthew Hannigan (m...@zipper.zip.com.au) wrote:
: My Z80 with data cassette drive gets 6.023x10e23 BogoMips!!
Holy Avogadro, Batman!
And for the K5-PR133 that got 199.07, *MINE* gets 199.48 :)
I think it's time to get out the BogoMIPS doc again... It's useful
to see if your system is misconfigured or something, but that's about
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Alex Butcher
In article <8676836...@dejanews.com>, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have K6-200 (3x66) and it runs at 398.85 bogomips ..
>The same at 225(3x75) runs at about 440 bogomips ..
>(It boots at 83.5 x 3 but just that... it doesn't go ahead...maybe the
>memory?? HELP if you can :PP)
>
FWIW,
500MHz Alpha 21164 = 497.something BogoMIPS.
Real performance is somewhere around 5-11 times faster than an iP5-90.
<http://www.annex.co.uk/wildfire/index.html>
>Thank you..
Regards,
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Julien Sebot <se...@lri.fr> wrote:
> On a Power mac 8600 with mklinux, (PPC 604e 200Mhz)
> i get 320 bogomips.
> On a Cyrix P166+ with linux 2.1.29 i get 133.52
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In article <5pf372$q...@aixrules.nz.ibm.com>, hamish@bofh (Hamish Marson) wrote:
> Sascha Bohnenkamp (bon...@informatik.uni-bremen.de) wrote:
> : In article <slrn5rijo...@kite.ml.org>,
> : jo...@kite.ml.org (Joey Hess) writes:
> : > My 286 running linux ELKS gets 0.75 bogomips.
> : >
> : Hihi my 386sx 10MHz has 2 BogoMips and my
> : 386dx40 has 5
> : and my Pentium with 66MHz (60 overclocked) has 25
>
> 100Mhz PowerPC gets 199.
Huh? Did you actually try this, or are you guessing? I am running MKLinux
on my PowerMac 8100/110 (110Mhz 601+ chip) with 48M ram, and I get
108.something bogomips. I think your figure of 199 is rather unlikely.
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Simon Karpen
Alright, here's a couple data points (all #'s are bogomips)
Sun Sparc SLC (20mhz sparc1): 19.86
AMD 5x86/133: 66.56
AMD K5/75: 149.91
Intel P54C/120: 47.82
Intel P54C/133: 53.25
Intel P54C/166: 66.36
but remember, bogomips are just that... bogus. use lmbench
or byte bench for some relevent numbers.
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Simon Karpen <s...@bash.linux-shell.net> wrote in article
<m3lo3fh...@bash.linux-shell.net>...
> Alright, here's a couple data points (all #'s are bogomips)
>
> Sun Sparc SLC (20mhz sparc1): 19.86
> AMD 5x86/133: 66.56
> AMD K5/75: 149.91
> Intel P54C/120: 47.82
> Intel P54C/133: 53.25
> Intel P54C/166: 66.36
>
> but remember, bogomips are just that... bogus. use lmbench
> or byte bench for some relevent numbers.
Bogomips are certainly not a substitute for real benchmarks, other than to
get a vague gauge of processor speed. On several machines I have a
P54C/166, which reports the expected 66.xx bogo mips and also,
/proc/cpuinfo identifies them as "Genuine Intel", but, on every machine I
have with a P166, it also claims "Pentium 75+"! What is this about??
Giles Coochey
David Sugar <dy...@tycho.com> wrote in article
<01bc8d27$f8c91560$0c15...@clavius.tycho.com>...
>
>
> /proc/cpuinfo identifies them as "Genuine Intel", but, on every machine I
> have with a P166, it also claims "Pentium 75+"! What is this about??
>
Just that Pentium 75 (or plus) ie P100 P120 P133 etc.. etc..
H. Peter Anvin
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By author: "David Sugar" <dy...@tycho.com>
In newsgroup: comp.os.linux.development.system
>
> Bogomips are certainly not a substitute for real benchmarks, other than to
> get a vague gauge of processor speed. On several machines I have a
> P54C/166, which reports the expected 66.xx bogo mips and also,
> have with a P166, it also claims "Pentium 75+"! What is this about??
>
"Pentium 75+" == P54C. I'd rather have it just report "P5" or "P54C",
as it shows P5 overdrive processors as "Pentium 60/66", even if you
have a 133 MHz Socket 4 chip.
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Jacco de Kraker
: >I have a PPro 200 w/ 128 MB Ram (Micron Millenium2 Pro) which rates
: >199.07 BogoMips
Hihi... My AMD K5 100 with 32 MB RAM also has 199.something Bogomips. So
off you go, with your Pentium Pro :-)
(However, let's not forget that we are talking about BOGO mips, the're
BOGUS!)
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