On Fri, 23 Jan 1998, emanuel stiebler wrote:

> Hi David,
> here are my .5 cent, cause i started to do the same job. 
> 
	Many thanks!

> P.S. the tps number i got from a performance chart from the dec site. I
> think, that is more interresting than the pure CPU power.
> 
	Indeed - but most vax people are more familiar with VUPs - ideally
	we should have both.

> P.P.S. You are sure that they use eeproms? i think this are EPROMs...
> 
	You are correct I think :)

> P.P.P.S. as far i know, the small enclosure for the VaxStations/MicroVaxen
> 3100 is a BA42-A, the bigger one is BA42-B
> BA42-B: height 5.9 inch, width: 18.26 inch, depth: 15.75 inch
> 
	Excellent - could you let me know what drive bays & the power
	rating for the BA42-B.

> > [... Many tps values ...]

	All added.

	You quote the MicroVAX 3100 M10e as 30 tps while the
	MicroVAX 3100 M20e as 22 tps, but they are supposed to be the same
	machine in a different case?

> > MicroVAX 3100 M30	KA (?)	5.0 VUP		(Waverley/S)
> cpu clock: 25 MHz
> maximum memory: 32 MB
> cache: 6 KB on chip
> enclosure: BA42-A
> 
> >     SCSI
> 
> tps: 39
> 
> 
> > 
> > MicroVAX 3100 M40	KA (?)	5.0 VUP		(Waverley/S)
> cpu clock: 25 MHz
> maximum memory: 32 MB, 
> cache: 6 KB on chip
> enclosure: BA42-B
> >     Probably MicroVAX 3100 M30 in larger box (?)
> > 
> tps: 78

	Again these are supposed to be the same machine in a different case.
	They have the same VUP, bu the tps is wildly different?

> > MicroVAX 3100 M80	KA46 (?) 12 VUP		(Waverley/M)
> cpu clock: 50 MHz
> maximum memory: 72 MB
> cache: 6KB on chip, 256K on board
> enclosure: KA42-B
> 
	Is this BA42-B?

	I'm still merging in the other information - thanks again!

		David