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To: Elmer who wrote (112313)	10/3/2000 8:53:56 PM
From: Cirruslvr	Read Replies (2) of 186894

Elmer - RE: "No it's not a joke. 60 deg C is fine provided the boxmaker takes the proper steps to design his system to maintain that temperature. I believe Compaq, HP, IBM, DELL, Gateway and the others have the skills to do that and to suggest otherwise is simply irresponsible." If 60 deg C is fine for boxmakers, in servers and workstations I presume, why didn't Intel come out with a stepping B0 1GHz PIII Xeon? 933MHz was the max with B0 for the Xeon. If the revised 1.13GHz PIII has the exact same thermal characteristics as the screwed up one, I bet Intel won't come out with a 1.13GHz PIII Xeon processor based on the C0 stepping. developer.intel.com Edit - I see Intel is getting binsplits as low as 700MHz with the new C0 stepping. That mask problem must suck. developer.intel.com

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