About that time, Focus, the DG users-group magazine, mentioned a sorting benchmark, on which a 386 PC had outdone, or nearly, and MV/20000, which was the second

About that time, Focus, the DG users-group magazine, mentioned a sorting benchmark, on which a 386 PC had outdone, or nearly, and MV/20000, which was the second-fastest minicomputer that Data General ever produced. Back then, 386 PCs were not cheap, but yes, they were an order of magnitude cheaper that just about any mini.