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To: muzosi who wrote (142220)	8/27/2001 3:38:27 PM
From: fingolfen	Respond to of 186894

if a newly released chip fails to run with an existing set of software, is it a software problem ? How does this issue compare to 1.13 GHz P3 & linux compiles? Were gcc or linux kernel the problem in that case ? Based on what now both the author of the article as said and wanna_bmw's post, it looks like the nVidia driver is at fault... which means it's a "software" problem, not a problem with the P4 at all... so it isn't at all like the issue with the 1.13GHz P3.