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To: Windsock who wrote (122254)	12/12/2000 12:25:23 PM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 186894

Windsock, I'm not so certain that O'Conner or Kennedy wishes to get caught up in Scalia's corruption. He laid himself pretty bare with his comments on Saturday. Scumbria

To: Windsock who wrote (122254)	12/12/2000 2:04:23 PM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

P4 benchmarks with overclocking, summary: The P4 shows nothing but promise to us. With stock cooling and a "first round" motherboard, we were able to take this processor 237MHz. over its specified clock speed and with complete stability. During our testing, we did not experience a lock up of any kind and we also "burned" the system in with a Prime "torture test" for hours, however the system wouldn't crash. Moving forward, Intel should be able to easily release Pentium 4 processors within the 1.7 to 2GHz. range at the very least, if our testing paints a picture of things to come. The tradition will continue as well. Hobbyists and power users will be able to squeez every ounce of performance they can from their processor, thanks in part to motherboard manufacturers like Asus, who give us the ability to do so. hothardware.com