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To: rudedog who wrote (62527)8/15/1998 1:51:00 PM
From: Paul Engel  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
rudedog - Re: " Bert evidently doesn't know much about large system architecture either."

Tom Uberclockermeister and his phony crony are not set up to do anything informative or constructive.

Their main goal is to discredit Intel.

Der Uberclockermeister began this when he purloined an "illegal" beta copy of Klamath and announced, monthhs before the official Pentium II release, that Klamath/Pentium II was a bust.

He tested a beta version which did not fully implement all the Pentium II features.

After the official launch, Der Uberclockermeister had to retract his story and publish new Klamath performance data with "production" units.

Then, after Intel launched their i740 Graphics chip - with very impressive specs - including WInbench speed, Der Uberclockermeister immediately cobbled up a bunch if reasons why Winbench was a poor benchmark and came up with his own off-the-wall-Uberclockermeister-only benchmarks that showed that the i740 wasn't so good compared to his darling beloved Voodoo 2 boards.

And now, Der Uberclockermeister and his phony crony - who have NEVER DESIGNED A MICROPROCESSOR (to my knowledge) - are suddenly the world's authority on memory speed and subsystems, telling Intel how to design CPUs !

Give me a break !

Paul
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