Using DS3100 as a minicomputer?
Steve Wampler
sbw at naucse.UUCP
Mon Mar 12 07:14:52 AEST 1990
I posted this query earlier, but am reasonable certain that it
did not make it out to the real world. My apologies if this
is a repeat...
Has anyone had any experience with using a DECstation 3100
as a replacement for a minicomputer (i.e. with typical
minicomputer use)? To be specific - we're thinking of replacing
our two student uVAX-II machines with a single 3100 (say with
24MB of memory and 1GB of disk). I know the DS3100 has the
raw horsepower to more than replace the 2 older machines, but
was wondering if there was a 'performance knee' that would
catch us with, oh say, typical loads of 15-20 students doing
student (undergrad) type things (no window-stuff - they have
vt100 terminals).
I'd be especially grateful for 'hands-on' experiences from
people who have tried this sort of thing...
Thanks! If there is any interest, I'll post a summary (assuming
I get some response, of course).
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Steve Wampler
{....!arizona!naucse!sbw}
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