i seem to remember sysinfo finished being developed around the time that 030's were king of the hill, and 040's were just an excited rumor in a magazine. its a good program, don't get me wrong, and nicely laid out, plus i still run it for comparison of older systems, but it doesn't understand the double execution units or branch prediction of the 060, so reports back less than half the actual power of the chip.
something better would be Piru's which amiga, for an actual list of whats in a machine. i'm not sure there are any modern benching tools now? there was one i remember that even understood PPC cpus, and even graphics cards, but i can't remember what it was called...
