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To: pgerassi who wrote (50804)	8/12/2001 12:22:10 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Respond to of 275872

Pete, Re: "Learn about a technology before making foolish statements." Your personal vendetta against me is already getting pretty tiring. Just because I questioned the source of some of your data in the other thread, you feel it is now your obligation to troll around me, and nitpick my every word. I figure you might want to consider your response, at least in a moderated thread. For your information, although MTH could have adjoined with other RDRAM chipsets, there were no active skus, other than with the i820, as I mentioned in my last post. You do not think it is foolish that I mentioned this; rather, you think it is foolish that you can't seem to win your argument over me. wanna_bmw

To: pgerassi who wrote (50804)	8/12/2001 5:34:05 PM
From: whortso	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

"P3-1.13G and 900MHz large cache Xeons are more CPU slips and failures to go along with the failures of 80186, i860, i960, x432, and the original 300MHz L2 cacheless Celeron." Actually the 80186 was a huge success, being one of the highest selling embedded controllers ever. Ditto for the i960. It was at one time the highest selling RISC device in the world. "Intel stopped using them[notched gates] when control problems caused speed distributions to be wide (very few high speed parts, but lots of lower speed parts). " Do you have any data to back up this statement? The Whort