I don't want to engender a repeat of the recent discussions about CPU
speeds, but in case anyone needs additional ammo, the July issue of
Popular Mechanics has an article on the general irrelevance of processor
speed on application performance on the PC.  It focuses instead on the
need for peripheral performance speed, and video card performance, and
emphasizes RAM as the #1 arbiter of performance.

A nice read.  (Article not in the online PMZone yet.)

Alan Altmark
Sr. Software Engineer
IBM z/VM Development

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