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Post 303038254 by Neo on Thursday 29th of August 2019 12:03:31 AM
08-29-2019
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If you get a high end x86 machine (which are not expensive) running a modern era emulator, they will more-than-likely out perform a very old Sparc machine.
In addition, it depends on the application and what the application is designed to do. I would not worry too much about performance before you actually build and test. You might find your application on a modern X86 machine running an emulator out performs your old Sparc machine
You can easily build one and test it yourself before you deploy it.
In addition, it depends on the application and what the application is designed to do. I would not worry too much about performance before you actually build and test. You might find your application on a modern X86 machine running an emulator out performs your old Sparc machine
You can easily build one and test it yourself before you deploy it.
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