Okay, I tested another Xeon machine.
This time, a single processor Compaq Proliant 5500 with a 400MHz Xeon and
512MB RAM.
I tested M11213 per Brian Beesley's suggestion.
Prime95 showed it at .028 seconds per iteration, and I did a pretty decent
job timing it.
It finished and found it prime in approx. 446 seconds (00:07:26).
Quick calc of 446/11213 shows ~.040 seconds per iteration, so I guess the
displayed number is lower than reality, with the real number being approx.
42% larger. That's a big error.
Do the other benchmark results on the web page take this into account or is
this only a problem with Pentium II's and/or Xeon's?
