RE: Trivia: Processor MHz

["Norbut, Jim" <Jim.Norbut@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

40F0    80000000 0000D020      C1978183 88854040       * ........A.....   *

40F0    80000000 0000D020      D7A493A2 81990000       * ........P....... *



these are the values of my 2 machines.....am I missing something ?


From:   Leif Svalgaard [mailto:leif@leif.org]
Sent:   Thursday, December 27, 2001 11:55 AM
To:     midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject:        Re: Trivia: Processor MHz

From: Steve McKay <Steve.McKay@SouthTrust.com>
> Through a quick review of System Handbooks and Performance Capabilities, I
> have come up with the following chip information:
>
> Northstar      200MHz - 262 MHz
> Pulsar         400 MHz - 450 MHz
> Condor         400 MHz - 540 MHz
> I-Star         500 MHz - 540 MHz
> S-Star         540 MHz - 600 MHz
> Regatta   > 1 GHz
>
> I may (probably) have left out a chip or two and, unfortunately, I don't
> know of a foolproof way to determine what chip may (or may not) be in your
> machine.

hopefully there *is* a chip in your machine :-)

SST again:
display starting address 80000000000 004000
The text at the bottom of the page (at 40F8) shows your
processor chip name (beware: it is in MiXeD CaSe, so
SST doesn't show it very well)


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