Landmark System Speed Test Version 6.00 made by Landmark Research International Corporation. It benchmarks your system and tries to relate the speed of your system to an AT system. A somewhat weird method of indicating performance because a PC has many factors that 'make' performance and especially software has many factors that affect/use performance. In the old days this benchmark was used more often than nowadays (there are better alternatives available) but since it's a classic I adopted it in my benchmarks as well :).

Nevertheless this benchmark runs fine on XT-class systems and therefore it's suitable to benchmark even the oldest x86 systems and compare them with other XT-class systems. In the benchmarks I note the so called 'AT speed' in MHz. I use this benchmark for 8088 to 386 class CPUs.

Keep in mind that all my benchmarks are done with Landmark 6.00, not 2.00.

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Benchmarks run with this application
CPU (chipset) Landmark 6 score
Am386 DX40 (MX83)
69.00
Am386 SX40 (Citygate)
56.20
Am386 SX40 (ALi M1217)
53.31
i386 DX25-IV (OPTi)
36.00
i386 SX25 (WDC ISA)
34.00
NG80386SX -20 (F82C836 16k)
30.00
CS80C286 -20 (Hedaka/1WS)
27.00
NG80386SX -20 (OPTi82C/0WS)
27.00
80286 -12-N (Suntac ST62C/0WS)
18.00
V 30 (IBM 8530)
7.47
V 20 (TD3300A (12MHz)+8087)
7.32
V 20 (FE2010A)
5.97
8086 -2 (IBM 8530)
5.29
8088 -1-P (FE2010A)
5.09
8088 D (FE2010A)
2.44