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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (100265)3/27/2000 3:27:00 PM
From: hmaly  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1576178
 
Tench Re....<< Well, since you asked, try:

1) RDRAM chipsets (with help from Rambus, of course)
2) 810 integrated chipset
3) Mendocino Celeron
4) 450NX 4-way chipset
5) Profusion 8-way chipset
6) Streaming SIMD enhancements
7) Advanced Hub Architecture (a.k.a. HubLink)
8) Coppermine
9) FC-PGA packaging
10) Notched 0.18u gates


Tench , it is surprising that you consider some of the bigger flops of 99 some of Intels better innovations. If the Rambus chipsets are an example of Intels finest hour, what would you call a flop. The 810 as far as I know has been a flop since day 1. The mendocino celeron was an answer to AMD'S and cyrix's low end chip;streaming simd enhancements grew out of 3dnow; The advanced hub architecture is both more expensive and slower than BX.; and the jury is probably still out on the benefits of the notched gates as there still appear to be yield problems with coppermine and I haven't heard anything about Willy having notched gates. Other than these minor points its a wonderful list.



To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (100265)3/27/2000 3:39:00 PM
From: milo_morai  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1576178
 
My comments in bold.

Well, since you asked, try:

1) RDRAM chipsets (with help from Rambus, of course) Bombed!
2) 810 integrated chipset b>no one interested
3) Mendocino Celeron 1st generation bombed
4) 450NX 4-way chipset
5) Profusion 8-way chipset gain's 5% over 4-way
6) Streaming SIMD enhancements copied AMD
7) Advanced Hub Architecture (a.k.a. HubLink)
8) Coppermineno copper and yeilds above 800Mhz seem rare
9) FC-PGA packaging
10) Notched 0.18u gates Low gate temperatures?

There, that's a good partial list of Intel innovations, and that's not even going back very far.



To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (100265)3/28/2000 12:25:00 AM
From: Paul Engel  Respond to of 1576178
 
Ten - Re: "1) RDRAM chipsets (with help from Rambus, of course)
2) 810 integrated chipset
3) Mendocino Celeron
4) 450NX 4-way chipset
5) Profusion 8-way chipset
6) Streaming SIMD enhancements
7) Advanced Hub Architecture (a.k.a. HubLink)
8) Coppermine
9) FC-PGA packaging
10) Notched 0.18u gates"

How about adding:

11. SpeedStep Power Saving technology
12. Programmable & Modifiable MicroCode on CPU silicon
13. StrataFlash MultiLevel bits per cell Flash Memory
14. PCI bus
15. USB bus
16. ATX Form factor MotherBoards
17. Timna - integrated CPU-Graphics- Memory Controller
18. AnyPOINT Home Networking
19. LAN chips with on board Security Verification features
20. Plug-n-Play add in cards (jointly developed with Compaq & Microsoft)
21 Intel's IXP Internet Exchange Architecture

Paul



To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (100265)3/28/2000 9:25:00 AM
From: gnuman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1576178
 
Tench, re: <9) FC-PGA packaging>
What are Intel's plans for Rambus mobo support for this package?
I see the 810 and 815 support DIMM's for Value and Performance PC's. But what are the plan's for RIMM's? And is the 815 the replacement for 440's?
How fast will conversion from Slot1 occur?
TIA