Hey Pete. Remember the old Sun 3/50 machines that were given away years back? I was still using mine up til the start of this year.
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 13:00, Peter Glassenbury wrote: > Some people said... > > >> So this is the final warning. Anyone who wants a Sparcstation I, I+ or II, or > >> SLC, had better either turn up there on Monday and buy one. > > > > Does anyone know what version of the sparcstation is it is it the > > 170mhz one or the earliear models. > No ... Lot earlier model. I can't remember the Mhz rating of the chip > but it doesn't matter coz they are different from most things you > compare them against > The sparc station 1 was a "12 Mip" machine, 1+ was "16 Mip", II was > a nice machine of 26 Mips, I have one of these with an upgraded CPU > that got up to around 40 Mips. The SLC CPU was the same as a 1+ and the > ELC was the same as a II (just all in one screen and machine). > > Next out was the Sparc 10, Sparc 20 and around that time we had some > Sparcstation 5 workstations. These were 80 or 85 Mhz and > possibly 50 mips (Guessing - Just trying to extrapolate from the Sparc2) > > After that we got some Sparcstation4's which were a cutdown 5 with a > 110Mhz processor. > > The 170 Mhz came a few years later. > > > > How much Ram is in this Model. > Sparc2 cosc take 96 Megs memory(4Meg x a lot of slots). The > Sparc1 had 16 slots so might have been up to 64 Megs . > > Price wise -- I have had no idea, we were giving them away to students. > > Pete > > > > -- > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > - I N V E S T I N A L L U N I V E R S I T Y S T A F F - > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > Peter Glassenbury Computer Science dept. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] University of Canterbury > +64 3 3642987 ext 7762 New Zealand
