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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (225641)	2/9/2007 12:39:46 PM
From: fastpathguru	Read Replies (1) of 275872

That's not true. Bigger caches and everything that takes advantage of it makes a lot of sense in 4S systems as well. Think about it; the processors can spend less time accessing the memory if more of their working sets fit in their caches. Agreed... Especially when bandwidth between sockets/chipset is lacking. There is a quad-FSB chipset coming out from Intel which will support Tigerton, Intel's direct response to Barcelona. Sure, it's not cheap (in terms of cost and power), but just like the multi-chip module concept, it's a pretty good stop-gap measure until Intel finally gets rid of the FSB. Fair enough, although cost is going to hurt bad, I think... High MB complexity, high R&D, very low volumes. Someone has to eat that cost. What's the memory bandwidth of the Quad FSB chipset? fpg

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