>
>From: the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> >Like all the flavors of *nix, I think you would need the 68882 FPU to
> >go with it (p600s have a socket on the motherboard for a math
> >co-processor).
>
>You sure 'bout that?  I thought they had one soldered on.


The IIvx and the IIvi might have come with them but the Performa 600 didn't.

My guess is the P600 being the "home oriented/low cost" series (and 
having the Performa flavor of System 7 and the first built in CD-ROM 
offering) got the "minimum other" hardware.

Funny though, if you ordered the 600 with the CD (which I did new), 
it came with 1 meg of video ram for thousands of colors. (not that it 
mattered; the Performa Plus display was dismal at best).

>
> >For whatever reason, my P600 *even with a 50MHz Daystar PowerCache
> >installed* is a sled. It's the slowest Mac I own even though it's
> >32-bit clean and comes with a mid-range '030. It could just be a slow
> >SCSI bus or a slow HD or something else in the System architecture,
>
>Might have something to do with that 16-MHz main bus, even though the CPU
>runs faster.  It's the main reason the IIvx performed worse than the IIci,
>despite being 33% faster in clock speed.


I'll bet you're right.

It's amazing to me how much faster the '040s were; even my lowly Centris 610.

And my Centris 650 and my  Perf. 575 seem light years faster. (full '040s)

Cobey


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