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To: Road Walker who wrote (57022)10/3/2001 12:37:57 PM
From: Ali ChenRead Replies (1) of 275872
 
John, "what would you prefer, an industry standard specification, or a manufacturer's discretionary rating?"

Could you please define the "standard specification"
for the "CPU operating frequency"?

Is it a frequency at which the whole chip runs continuously?

Or if it a feature of a certain part only, then how do
you characterize it? In %% of die area? How much is
enough, 10%? 1%? What is your "discretion"?

And if it runs at that frequency intermittently,
would you specify the duty cycle, or what?

So, what does your "general customer" prefer?

- Ali
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