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To: Bilow who wrote (40503)	4/20/2000 2:57:00 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 93625

Carl, <the i820 replacement. Isn't it called the "Timna"?> Timna is the integrated CPU that will feature a Coppermine core, L2 cache, graphics controller, and RDRAM controller all on one die. Tehama is the chipset that will support Willamette at release. Tehama will have dual RDRAM channels. I think it should be rather similar to the 840 chipset. As for the 820 replacement, there is a Camino2 in the works. It will probably be called 820e, and it will feature a new south bridge (for Ultra ATA-100 and USB 2.0 support) as well as updates to allow for three RIMMs on one motherboard. Maybe the guys in Folsom will also be able to improve upon 820's low-bandwidth latency, if possible. Tenchusatsu