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To: Plissken who wrote (202457)6/16/2006 9:59:26 AM
From: eracerRespond to of 275872
 
Re: And why would that require a slower FSB, in particular on the dual core chip, which will suffer in multitasking applications?

A 533MHz FSB shouldn't be much more of a limitation on a 1.6GHz CPU than a 667MHz FSB is on a 2GHz CPU. In my opinion the move will mainly be for marketing reasons like 128KB L2 cache on Sempron or 533MHz FSB on a 2.67GHz Pentium 4. I wouldn't doubt that some Yonah's didn't make the cut, but I'd also guess 90+% of them would have.


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