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To: unclewest who wrote (28012)8/29/1999 11:03:00 AM
From: unclewest  Respond to of 93625
 
rambus' second christmas is not a year after camino!
only 29 days after.

this site seems to have access to secret intel info...isn't the internet great?
unclewest

ixbt-labs.com

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The second chipset - i810e - also aims at using 133MHz processor bus, but it is intended for the most low-cost systems and hence doesn't support DR DRAM. In other words, this integrated solution is none other than an improved i810 with almost 15% higher graphics subsystem performance. This performance increase became possible mostly due to 133MHz display cache support in i810e. Here all the significant differences between i810e and i810 are over. Unfortunately, there is absolutely no hope that Intel will ever support PC133 SDRAM in its new products we are talking about.

Nevertheless, on 27 September Intel will move from the dead point and pretty soon it will please us with another set of novelties. Let's wait till October.

25 October 1999 - Coppermine's Day

0.18 micron technology into life! This slogan is the best way to describe the events, which are planned for 25 October. This day will be the beginning of the mass sales of Pentium III processors made with a new technology and stuffed with a new core - Coppermine. 256KB L2 cache working at the core frequency and similar to that we have in today's Celeron promises a new performance upsurge. Besides, Intel has also optimized the work with L2 cache, which will also contribute to this performance rise.



To: unclewest who wrote (28012)8/29/1999 11:34:00 AM
From: chaz  Respond to of 93625
 
Thanks for the IDF link. I hope copies of those addresses will be available for printing. Every one sounds like it will be full of meat. BTW, I hope you won't object, I posted your "forseeable future" post over on the G&K board.

We're lazy over there....we like to let other people do the heavy lifting for us, and we scavage and borrow mercilessly.