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To: combjelly who wrote (70974)2/7/2002 7:07:32 PM
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Combjelly, Re: "Fully integrated processors have problems in that they have both analog and digital components that are difficult to get to play nice together."

For one thing, the Timna processor was not fully integrated. It did have the Northbridge, including the memory controller, on-die. However, the Southbridge, which is the chip that tends to have analog components, was still separate. Therefore, I don't think the comparison with Scumbria's SoC is valid.

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