Pentium and Elite: How fast can you go?

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Since I am now aware that there is a Pentium-compatible version of the
Elite software, I have an additional question. On how fast a system
is one able to run this software? Pentium-based systems are now
available in speeds as fast as 200MHz. Coulter is fitting Elites with
90 MHz systems, but if I can go faster... Thank you for your
responses!

Linda Weaver
Genetic Therapy
Gaithersburg, MD, USA

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