No, I meant 68000 - what I'm trying to say is that while the 68000 is a significantly more elegant microarchitecture, had more functionality - and it did get to

No, I meant 68000 - what I'm trying to say is that while the 68000 is a significantly more elegant microarchitecture, had more functionality - and it did get to better performance faster, its not really any better in performance when judged on a clock for clock basis to the 8086.