Sysdiag -- Entropy Engineering's System Diagnostics
(c) Copyright 1992, Entropy Engineering

Sysdiag reports on various parts of a PC system that are not often
tested by commercial packages. This program helps determine how
current and future Entropy packages will run on your computer.
Sysdiag reports the following information:

ram: Amount of lower system RAM. This is typically 640K.

cpu: Type of CPU in your system.
	2 is a 286
	3 is a 386
	4 is a 486

x87: 1 if a Math Coprocessor is installed, 0 otherwise.

vesa: The first number is a 1 if a VESA driver has been found.
	The second number tells the VESA driver version number, if
	known.

video: Type of display adapter.
	1 for CGA or MDA
	2 for EGA
	3 for VGA

video int rate: If Video Interrupts are enabled, a number other than
		0 will appear in this field. On most VGA cards there
		is a jumper to enable video interrupts. Future
		versions of Video Titler, Video Show Assistant, and
		other Entropy products may require this interrupt for
		best performance.


timer tick normal int rate: The timer tick interrupt on the PC is the
		heart of a PC's timing. The normal interrupt rate is
		18-19 times times per second. (18.2 actual) Video
		Titler speeds this up 10 times.

timer tick fast int rate: This is the faster version. A typical
		number for this test is 100. If the number is closer
		to 18 or 19, then either a TSR is messing up the
		Timer chip, or the motherboard is not AT compatible.
		Yes, there are some motherboards that are not
		designed correctly. If there is a problem with this
		test, then Video Titler will not run properly.


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