And so, yet another question, this time on a truly
ancient computer ... have
any studies been done on estimating the speed and capacity of the human
brain? I'm strictly a commodore 64, but there are some pentium III types out
there ... as usual, just curious, thanks gang.
Ray Cook
What I have heard is that the human brain can process between a dozen and
two dozen "transactions" per second. I/O is typically the weak link, but
some optimized channels like reading or typing seem to run off some sort of
"subsystem" with less load on the mainframe. What is good is that some of
the "transactions" like identify image are quite impressive compared to non
biological units.