Below you will find various processor comparisons for PowerPC
chips installed on Mac OS based computers. Testing was done
using SPEC 95
the industry standard for measuring raw processor performance.
The results directly below were obtained by using the benchmarking
program SPECint 95 which measure Integer intensive tasks
Same results scored as a percentage of improvement
over the 100Mhz 601 chip
The results below were obtained by using the
benchmarking program SPECfp 95 which measures Floating Point
intensive tasks
Same results as above only expressed as the
percentage of improvement over the 166Mhz 603e Chip
** Note that the 750 chips were tested with
1MB of L2 Cache installed
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