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> Anyway, if you tell us what your 3000 is, I'm sure we can tell you
> what CPU it has.

Well that's the problem - it's a big black box downstairs and it runs MPE
</end of my knowledge>

How do I tell what model etc. it is?  Is there going to be something on
the box to look at or is there a command I can type?

I was hoping that the CPU speed would give a general idea of the
performance - I know there's a lot more to it than that but I'd assume HP
would match the CPU speed with the rest of the system.  Got to start
somewhere.

I did do a very simple benchmark program based on the kind of things our
code does.  It's just that a customer wants their code running on MPE to
run just as fast on UNIX. But I'd like to compare similar hardware.

All I know about the HPUX system is that it's a d9000/800 system but I
don't really know what that means.  I did a google search but that didn't
help much.

Cheers

Peter

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