My goal is to turn my laptop into an engineering worksation, so the important benchmarks to me are integer and floating-point math. My specific hardware is a Toshiba 300 CDS, 266 MMX with 96 Meg RAM. My Linux install is a 2.0.36 kernel, Red Hat install. My threshold for 'worth breaking a stable and working install' is a 20% performance gain in relvant benchmarks. Can anyone advise me on whether this is possible? Thanks in advance.
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