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To: Petz who wrote (73407)	9/29/1999 5:23:00 AM
From: Process Boy	Read Replies (2) of 1573590

Petz - 6xx PIII-EB's would go good in here too.... commerce.www.ibm.com ... Processor Processor (CPU) Pentium III Processor internal clock speed1 533B MHz Planar clock speed 133 MHz SMP processors std 1 SMP processors max 1 Upgradable processor Yes Processor manufacturer Intel Math co-processor Built-in L1 internal CPU cache 32 KB Processor upgrade options Faster Pentium III processors (if available from Intel) SMP capable (multiple processors) No L2 cache std 512KB L2 cache max 512KB L2 external CPU cache type Synchronous pipeline burst BIOS type Flash ROM support DMI BIOS v2.0 Memory Memory (RAM) std 64 MB Memory (RAM) max3 1024 MB RAM speed 133MHz ns Optional RAM configuration 168-pin DIMMs RAM type SDRAM RAM slots total 2 DIMM RAM slots available 1 DIMM .... micronpc.com Processor The new Millennia MAX desktop offers the unparalleled performance combination of the latest Intel® Pentium® III processor and the new VIA Technologies chipset, the Apollo Pro 133A. This unique and powerful combination allows the Pentium III processors at 600B MHz or 533B MHz to maximize the new 133 MHz system bus with 512KB L2 cache for truly dazzling performance. With this dynamic pairing of the industry's latest processor and chipset technologies, the new Millennia MAX system is firmly positioned at the beginning of the next technology curve, guaranteeing performance to blaze through even the most demanding computing tasks today while offering flexibility, longevity, and upgradability for tomorrow's growing needs. ... The Micron Millennia MAX uses PC100-, PC133-, and VC133-compliant SDRAM, short for Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory, an industry-standard type of memory that synchronizes itself with the main system bus for increased speed, eliminating bottlenecks and streamlining performance. The speed gains are particularly noticeable on the latest systems that have a 133 MHz system bus. ... I also believe the Intel i810e chipset which supports 133 FSB would be a decent configuration for business computers of a certain market. In summary, I don't agree at all that 133 FSB Coppermines will be "unsellable". PB

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