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To: TigerPaw who wrote (177947)	5/12/2004 3:18:32 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) of 186894

TP, How often does that really happen? Very often, especially in database applications, and especially when you're dealing with processor-to-bus ratios of 20:1 these days, i.e. "Hurry up and wait." Look, we're going around in circles. Suffice to say that Intel can indeed benefit from going with multiple cores even with the current bus structure. No point you have mentioned is based on any public facts or results, and I suspect it's all because you think Intel is scrambling to cover the Tejas cancellation and slow AMD's momentum. Hence your suspicion that there is no other reasons behind Intel's desire to move to dual-core. Tenchusatsu

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