What is the CPU speed of A6 Chip

and RAM capacity so. thanks

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Hi all,
I am writing a small program based on quick port scanning (pure Java). For that purpose I'm using threads to make the connections. I am using multiple threads in parallel. While running 64 threads theres a 10% CPU usage whereas on 128 threads theres a 60% usage (On AMD 500 Mhz).
Now obviously I dont want anybody with a 233 Mhz running my program with 128 threads and surely not the one with 1 Ghz being limited to only 128 threads. Thats why I need to find out the clients resources like CPU speed, total RAM etc. How do I do that ?
Someone suggested using JNDI for windows registry. I'm not sure how to do it that way. (if anyone can provide me a little code?) Is there another way round to this problem?
Any help appreciated.

My friend
please try to understand the problem here is not of OPTIMIZATION OF THREAD SERVICES but the OPTIMAL NUMBER OF THREADS TO BE USED at certain processor speeds.
fine I agree about different performances of processors (pentium 1Ghz != AMD 1Ghz)
but surely (pentium 1Ghz ~ AMD 1Ghz ~ other 1Ghz).
and anyway in my program I'm taking the performance margins by 200Mhz to be on the safer side
i.e.
x1-x2 no of threads for say 300-500Mhz,
y1-y2 no of threads for 500-700Mhz,
z1-z2 no of threads for 700-1Ghz. Get the point.?
Heres an incomplete example of my prog (if now anyone can make out a fair idea of the problem) :
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import java.io.*;
class QuickPortScan
public static void main(String args[])
long tstart,tend;
ScanThread scant=null;
String name=null,ok=null;
/* int tnum; This is the number of threads I want to calculate */
System.out.println(" Quick Port Scanner BLAH BLAH BLAH!");
System.out.print("-------------------BLAH BLAH BLAH!--------------\nEnter 'y' To Proceed: ");
try{
ok = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(System.in)).readLine();
if(ok.equals("Y")||ok.equals("y")){}
else{ System.exit(0); }
     System.out.print("Enter The HOSTNAME: ");
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/* Now I would like to get the CPU speed here somehow
and then calculate tnum and pass it as param below */
tstart = System.currentTimeMillis();
for(int i=1;i<=tnum;i++)
     scant = new ScanThread(name,i /* ,tnum */);
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try{ scant.join(); }
catch(InterruptedException ine){ System.out.println("Main Thread Interrupted!"); }
     tend = System.currentTimeMillis();
     double ttaken = (tend-tstart)/1000;
     if(ttaken>59)
     System.out.println("Total Time Taken For Scan: "+(ttaken/60)+" minutes.");
     else System.out.println("Total Time Taken For Scan: "+ttaken+" seconds.");
} //END QuickPortScan class
class ScanThread extends Thread
String name;
int port,tno;
/* int nloop; This is the number of sleep-break loops calculated according to number of threads */
Socket sock;
static boolean scanFirst = true;
boolean breakOut = false,breakIn = false;
public ScanThread(String nm,int i /* ,int j */)
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     tno = i;
/* nloop = (j * whatever + whenever - together); */
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     for(int round1=1;round1<=32 /*nloop otherwise*/;round1++)
     if(breakOut==true){ break; }
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/* SOCKET
CONNECTION
IMPLEMENTATION */
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public synchronized void portInc(int open)
     if(open==1){System.out.println("Port "+port+" Vulnerable!, Scanning...");}
     if(port==16384){System.out.println("25% Completed, Scanning Further...");}
     else if(port==32768){System.out.println("50% Completed, Scanning Further...");}
     else if(port==49152){System.out.println("75% Completed, Scanning Further...");}
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thanks - Michelle

Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
There are a number of factors in the 'speed' equation. Any or all of them can affect the 'observed' speed of your connection.
1. Are you in a neighborhood full of WiFi routers (and thus, lots of WiFi interference)? I can 'see' at least 22 other WiFi routers from my living room!
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So for me, a 3Mbit DSL connection is absolutely adequate, given all the other parameters mentioned. As the car manufacturers say, "Your mileage may vary."
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http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/B97EF2D2015AA257862574500060835C
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