> > > > > Actually that rack contains two VAX 4000/700As.
> > > > Ahhhh! I get jealous reading that. The 4k VAXen are quite nice and the
> > > > 700A has around 33VUPs. My best VAXen are a 4k400 and a VS4k90.
> > >
> > > The VAXstation 4000/90 is a 42 VUP system and the VAX 4000/400 is a
> > > 16 VUP system, so you aren't doing too bad. I seem to recall the
> > > VAX 4000/700A is about 40 VUPs and the /705A is about 45-50 VUPs.
> >
> > The VAX CPU Summary lists these numbers:
> >
> > VS4000/90 32.8 VUPS
> > 4000/700a 40 VUPS
> > 4000/705a 45 VUPS
>
> The numbers I have are from DSN, and the 42 VUP rating for the 4000/90 feels
> right to me.
Maybe the /90 is 32 VUPs and the /90A is 38.8, which would make sense if the
list on DSN is off for both system. What leads me to believe the DSN listing
is in error now is I just ran a test program on a /90, 90A, /400, and /500,
and the numbers for the /90 and /90A are way off from what I'd expect if the
ratings from DSN are correct. I'm going to run some tests this weekend to
try to get better numbers.
I wish the original DEC test program was available.
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Eric Dittman
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Received on Wed Sep 19 2001 - 20:17:45 BST