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To: gnuman who wrote (100415)	3/28/2000 1:06:00 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (3) of 1576162

Gene, <I see the 810 and 815 support DIMM's for Value and Performance PC's. But what are the plan's for RIMM's? And is the 815 the replacement for 440's? How fast will conversion from Slot1 occur?> You're right, 810 and 815 will be the low-end and mid-range chipsets. 815 should be the replacement for both the 440BX and 810, since 815 will have PC133 support, integrated graphics, plus an external AGP port. The 820 and 840 chipsets will be for high-end desktops and workstations, respectively, and they'll still support RDRAM. Pretty soon, all of the new 800-series chipsets will be supporting Ultra ATA-100 (a new hard drive interface backwards-compatible with UATA-66 and UATA-33) and USB 2.0. As for Slot 1 to FC-PGA socket conversion, Intel is planning on completing that transition by the end of this year. Tenchusatsu

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