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To: THE WATSONYOUTH who wrote (2971)	7/31/2000 10:00:05 AM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (1) of 275872

<font color=red>Intel has increased the core voltage of the Pentium III yet again, this time up to 1.75v in order to hit the 1.13GHz mark. If you remember the Pentium III needed a bump up to 1.70v in order to hit 933MHz as well as the 1GHz mark, this was a 3% increase in voltage over the original 1.65v specification and now the core gets another 3% increase in order to hit 1.13GHz. Most overclockers are already familiar with what Intel is doing here, they’re simply increasing the core voltage on the Pentium III in order to get higher yields on the CPUs. Of course when Intel or AMD do it they’re “increasing yield” but to us it’s commonly known as overclocking ;) anandtech.com TWY so is Piii almost at it's limit yet? Still no volumes of 1Ghz.. How much higher can Intel make Piii fly at 130nm? 1.4Ghz? Milo

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