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To: wanna_bmw who wrote (155210)	1/13/2002 7:34:11 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (3) of 186894

"but the roadmap for Thoroughbred (according to Paul) says 1.8GHz " According to JC's transcript of that Analyst's Conference in November (IIRC), AMD's roadmap is as follows for desktops: jc-news.com Desktop roadmap ('M' presumably means "Model"): * 2001Q4: M2000 * 2002Q1: M2200 * 2002Q2: M2400 * 2002Q3: M2600 * 2002Q4: M3400 (Hammer) * 2003H1: M4000 (Hammer) * 2003H2: M4400 (100nm Hammer) Now assuming that AMD sticks with the "66MHz increase = 100 Model rating" for all the Athlon processors and that Barton comes out in Q302, then the Q202 introduction will be for a 1.93GHz Tbred, or higher than the 1.8GHz Paul claims is the top speed. Now it is true that the XP2000+ slipped from Q401 to Q102, so it might be that all of these slip 1 quarter, but then again, they might not. Also note that AMD has also more or less stated that Hammers will have a higher IPC than Athlons and the introduction ModelHertz of the Hammer of 3400 does not mean that it will run at 2.6GHz...

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