RE: [WinMac] VPC speed on a G3


John Nurick(j.nurick[at]dial.pipex.com)
Tue, 22 Sep 1998 19:02:53 +0100


My impression (based on brief informal comparisons) is
consistent with Kurt's.

VPC 2.1 with 64MB allocated to it on his brand-new top-spec
PowerBook (is that 310MHz + 192MB?) seemed more or less on a
par with my 2-year-old Toshiba Satellite Pro 410CDT (90MHz
Pentium, 24MB): faster in some ways, slower in others.

> I run VPC on a 300 Mhz G3 with 160 Meg RAM (110
> Meg allocated to VPC).
> I also have a Pentium 133 laptop. The laptop runs
> slower than a desktop
> Pentium 133 because of the slower laptop chip.
> When comparing the speed of Autocad running on the
> Pentium laptop versus
> VPC, it definitely runs faster (about 50%) on the
> laptop. I would
> estimate the speed of VPC in my installation to be
> somewhere between a
> fast '486 and a slow Pentium.
>
> --
> Kurt Hanke

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