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To: Joe NYC who wrote (109020)8/31/2000 12:56:51 AM
From: Rob Young  Read Replies (2) of 186894
 
Jozef and Tench,

Tench when you admit that you are "very worried" about
Foster overshadowing Itanium it isn't much of a stretch
to assume Foster could make for a much stronger database
engine. After all, we should see "Son-of-Xeon" clocking
1.1 - 1.4 GHz in a short timeframe. Xeon "stuck" in
the 700-800 MHz range. At 1.2 GHz , that is considerably
faster than Itanium, it has higher bandwidth than Itanium..
that leaves very little to the imagination as far as
how it would stack up against Itanium re: tpmC.

Putting a twist (and dipping the toe ever so slightly
in the rhetoric pond) and focusing on Itanium strength?

What would it be stronger at versus Willamette or
Foster? One thing and one thing only... here it is from
the legend himself Paul DeMone:

"
What's wrong with a hand-coded RC5 kernel for [Itanium] benchmarketing
purposes? Think of it as the Dhrystone MIPS of the 21st century ;-)"

Couldn't have said it better myself. But he is quite
a bit more qualified than I am to comment on such matters.

Rob
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