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To: Dan3 who wrote (27476)	2/5/2001 5:37:22 PM
From: peter_luc	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Dan, "do you think I'm on the right track?" Well, I hope that one of the heavyweights like Paul DeMone will jump in on Ace's Technical Forum and comment. However, I would not exclude the possibility that you are more right than even the great Paul DeMone in his analysis of the Pentium 4 architecture. A comment by Tenchnusatsu would also be interesting. Oh, and there is someone else I'd like to hear on this topic: Hans de Vries. He wrote a rather sceptical paper about the yet unreleased Pentium 4. He got severely criticized for that. Main stream thinking at that time was that the Pentium 4 "will send shock waves through the industry" (Paul DeMone). I think that Hans de Vries was the first to question this assumption. Peter Edit: Oh, sorry, Scumbria is also one of the very big heavywights. I am glad that he made a comment.