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To: Elmer who wrote (6419)	6/1/1998 2:07:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 6843

Elmer, <As usual you have it wrong again, The 440LX runs at 66mhz and the 440BX runs at 100mhz. > Oh, thank you for the correction. My mistake only stresses the point that there is no difference in performance in all these desperate Intel's xX attempts to increase sluggish performance of their products. For the sake of accuracy, I mean "sluggish" with respect to market EXPECTATIONS for the product that is supposed to be a next generation of CPUs. <100mhz bus shows up to 15%> Let me formulate a problem for you. Let a bus-100 to speed up memory fills by 50%. Question: what is the impact on performance of real applications if they usually use the memory fill operation at most in 3% of their run time? (note: no multiple choice here). Have a nice watching of INTC stock.