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To: GVTucker who wrote (114557)10/19/2000 3:30:26 PM
From: Jim McMannis   of 186894
 
Pentium III 1.13 Ghz goes the way of Timna. Victim of too little too late? Intel must be thinkin' someone will make an SDRAM chipset for P4 real soon?

Recalled 1.13GHz PIII will never resurface
By: Andrew Thomas
Posted: 19/10/2000 at 17:19 GMT

While Chipzilla's website maintains its legendarily-tenuous grip on reality in boasting that the Pentium III is currently available in speeds of up to 1.13GHz, The Register learns that the truth is somewhat different. Not only is the recalled chip not available, Intel today confirmed that it isn't scheduled for its second coming until Q2 next year.

Along with everyone else, we'd believed that the recalled 1.13GHz part would make a reappearance sometime in Q1 2001. A slippage by a further quarter could mean it will never resurface.

By that time, P4 will be running at 1.7GHz or more. Will there still be a market for the ill-fated PIII part, or will it simply shuffle quietly onto the train to the Gulag, along with its baby brother Timna?

As we've said before, as long as Pentium 4 can be advertised at a clock speed higher than rival chips from AMD, Chipzilla will be happy. The sole raison d'etre of the 1.13GHz Pentium III was to steal AMD's thunder. By Easter 2001, it will have become an irrelevance. $reg;
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