On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 cpg@aladdin.de wrote:
> On 02/16/2001 01:05:13 PM EST Brian Chase wrote:

> >Does NetBSD/vax enable the primary and secondary cache for this model of
> >VAX?  VUPS-wise, the VS4000/60 is rated at 12.0 whereas the VS3100/M76 is
> >rated at 7.6.  The VS4000/60 should be noticeably faster.
>
> What's the tool to measure VUPS?

Actually, I should have said VUPs.  VUP stands for VAX Unit of Performance
with the VAX 11/780 being the reference platform rated at 1 VUP.  With 1
VUP being nearly the same at a rating of 1.0 MIPS. I'm sure DEC had some
performance suite for rating their systems, but I'm not aware of any
benchmarks that determine a VUP rating for a system.

-brian.
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