Tests on A2000B with 3Mbyte (512K chip, 512K slow and 2M fast) 14MHz

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mips
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time before:  438461349 seconds      182911 microseconds
time after :  438461349 seconds      962912 microseconds
time diff  :          0 seconds      780001 microseconds
OR         : 0.780001 seconds
performance: 1.282050 MIPS


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si
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System Information v2.0b
Kramden Utilities (c) 1988,1989 Pregnant Badger Software

            Computer Name:  Amiga
         Operating System:  Kickstart v34.5, Workbench v34.28
           Main Processor:  Motorola 68000
  Verical Blank Frequency:  50Hz
   Power Supply Frequency:  50Hz
             Custom Chips:  Normal Agnus, Normal Denise
               Video Mode:  PAL
      Normal Display Size:  640 x 256
     Maximum Display Size:  466 x 312
       Pixel Aspect Ratio:  1:0.944

Memory List:

     Address Range     Pri   Attr  Size  Description
  $00200020-$003FFFFF   +0  $0005  2.0M  expansion ram
  $00C004E8-$00C7E7FF   +0  $0005  0.5M  Fast Memory
  $00000420-$0007FFFF  -10  $0003  0.5M  Chip Memory

Computing Performance relative to:

                   A1000  IBM/XT
         Integer:   1.9     6.2
  Floating Point:   1.6    12.0


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speed
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SPEED 2.00 - Amiga Performance Analyser by Jez San (c)1989 Argonaut Software.

This tests two aspects of your Amiga system :-
a) The approximate clockspeed the processor is running at.
b) The approximate system performance in the form of a benchmark.

Both figures a & b are important for different reasons eg: Despite
having a fast clockspeed, your machine may not run at its full
system performance, due to Waitstates, Cache's, Burstfetches etc
Hence the need for a good measure of both clockspeed AND realworld
performance when compared to a normally aspirated Amiga.

The Amiga EXEC reckons that a 68000 processor is installed in this system.
Analysing clockspeed... Took 126 ticks, which is 13.74 Mhz +-2% (fig A)

Computing 10,000 SlightlyMoistSmallRocks in... 485 ticks.

1.44 times (fig B) the speed of a normal Amiga at 7.159 Mhz +-2%.
0.48 times the speed of an A2620 at 14.318 Mhz +-2%.

Rating against an A2620 : Yawn.