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From: Gerrit Van de Velde <gvd@denayer.wenk.be>
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Subject: Re: Motorola 5200 MIPS
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Don't know, but you're not comparing the right numbers anyway. Try
running a Dhrystone benchmark. It reported something around 500 MIPS.
Bogomips is something different: it's the number of times a processor
can execute "nothing", hence that name: bogo, from bogus :)

> Is this just mucho-bogo-promo on Motorola's part or am I
>missing something?
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>Mark Chambers
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