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From: Justin Piszcz <jpiszcz@lucidpixels.com>
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Subject: 4K vs 8K stacks- Which to use?
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I use an array of machines with all sorts of CPU's (but no 64bit CPU's 
yet):

Which should I use for each CPU?
Which is better and why?

Pentium 1 CPU's
Cyrix P150 (120MHZ)
Pentium 2 CPU's
Pentium 3 CPU's
Pentium 4 W/HT
Pentium 4 W/OUT HT