A rule of thumb culled from TBTF for 10/27/97 (on the crack of RC5-56):
The Bovine RC5 Cooperative writes [4] (revealing the useful rule of
thumb that 1 PowerPC = 2.36 Pentia):
> At the close of this contest our 4000 active teams were<br>
> processing over 7 billion keys each second at an aggregate<br>
> computing power equivalent to more than 26 thousand Pentium<br>
> 200s or over 11 thousand PowerPC 604e/200s.</i>
[4] http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/19.43.html
Does the 1400 use a 604e, or something lesser? By this rule a 200 MHz
Pentium ought to equate to a PPC at 85 MHz.