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To: Paul Engel who wrote (118497)	11/20/2000 4:59:16 AM
From: Dan3	of 186894

LOL! Paul's favorite is now: The Register! That story was refuted weeks ago. There was a grain of truth to it - the first shipped stepping of the chipset required a moderate sized heat sink not needed with the currently shipping chips. Hey, should I start reposting stories from earlier in the year about all the P3, 820, and 840 recalls and imply that the problems are present in every currently shipping part? :-) :-) :-) Can't stop grinning - I just read the P4 review at Anandtech. Here are his closing words: For today's buyer, the Pentium 4 simply doesn't make sense. It's slower than the competition in just about every area, it's more expensive, it's using an interface that won't be the flagship interface in 6 - 9 months and it requires a considerable investment outside of the price of the CPU itself. Remember that you have to buy a new motherboard, new memory (if you don't get it bundled with a boxed CPU), and a new power supply/case. This is the investment that must be made in order to have a CPU that can't outperform any of today's top performers with the promise that tomorrow's Pentium 4 will be better. anandtech.com

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