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To: Ali Chen who wrote (72777)2/28/2002 8:00:17 PM
From: milan0Read Replies (2) of 275872
 
Ali

re:"Therefore the comparisons
in the article are not valid, accurately speaking anyway.
If there are no specific BIOS switch to enable/disable
hyperthreading explicitly, this is really a matter of 1
versus 4, so your concerns are valid. "


I scanned the BIOS chapter for any hyperthreading setting and didn't see one. Also I did a search on all the file with the keyword 'hyper' and no occurrence was found...

""concerning electron migration" Honestly, I know very
little about electromigration, so it is unlikely that
I contributed anything to clarify the subject. But it
could be something else, so I thank you anyway ;-) ;-) ;-)"


I couldn't remember the exact word that you used, so it wasn't easy to search for it. Since you could not figure what I was referring to, I had to dig it up! Here it is:

post # 64010:

"All: looks like the new Intel 0.13 process has some problems: excessive leakage!
p.25 of Datasheet for P-III says, Table 7,
ftp://download.intel.com/design/PentiumIII/datashts/24965702.pdf "


Myke
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