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well, for some things. fx32 for the apps people wanted though was deficient. The NT3.1-era Alphas didn't have byte-level performance so things like Excel, Wor
by foobiekr 6y ago
well, for some things. fx32 for the apps people wanted though was deficient. The NT3.1-era Alphas didn't have byte-level performance so things like Excel, Word, etc. all ran terribly, as did Emacs and X. I supported a lab of Alphas running Ultrix and they were dogs for anything interactive and fantastic for anything that was a floating point application.
- kjs3 6y agoYeah...anyone who thinks fx32 was faster in the real world than a native Intel core never actually ran it.