Booting with extensions disabled allowed a successful boot but on these occasions only one of the 9500's two hard drives would mount. See scores below for a comparison of native vs overclocked speeds. Our test machine was a 9500 with 96MB RAM and OS 9 installed. We tested with an extension set comprised of all OS extensions plus those installed by PowerLogix. For the MacBench tests virtual memory was turned off and disk cache was set to 512k.
Small size makes it awkward to install.
MacBench 5.0 Scores MacBench 5.0 is a subsystem-level benchmark that measures the performance of a Mac's processor, disk, and graphics subsystems to name a few. The base machine receives a score of 1000. For all MacBench tests, higher numbers mean better performance. For more detailed information on MacBench click here . Time to Scroll a 574 page AppleWorks document from top to bottom.