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Was the performance mentioned anywhere - I couldn't find it on the page?

• dingdingdang 18d ago
  Should be on the fast end of the 386 spectrum since it tentatively supports 486 and 586 architectures too.
  • LeFantome 18d ago
    I don’t know how fast it is but that does not really follow. They added those instructions so that Linux would boot. Linux assumes Pentium and no longer boots on 386 or even 486 for the latest kernels. The presence of instructions first added in the Pentium really does not tell you anything about performance.
    • dingdingdang 16d ago
      Guess technically true absolutely; I gotta admit I assumed they wouldn't bother implementing the instruction sets unless there was functional, i.e. prospect of reasonable speed, aspect to it.