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To: Scumbria who wrote (31753)	4/24/1999 1:24:00 AM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 33344

SCUM bria - Re: "How long does Celeron/Whitney run without a fan? I've always enjoyed the smell of burning silicon in the living room." At 180 MHz, like the MediaGX, Celeron/Whitney will run forever without a fan and without much heat dissipation. Of course, nobody wants a 180 MHz anything - in case you failed to notice the 4 consecutive QUARTERLY LOSSES that NSM has posted. Paul

To: Scumbria who wrote (31753)	4/24/1999 2:41:00 AM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 33344

SCUM bria - Re: " How long does Celeron/Whitney run without a fan? " Looks like you won't have very long to wait to find out ! Supermicro launches Whitney mobos From your favorite GOSPEL OF TRUTH & LIGHT - the YUK Register ! Paul {=======================} theregister.co.uk Posted 23/04/99 11:54am by Mike Magee Supermicro launches Whitney mobos US company Supermicro said it will shortly release four 810 (Whitney) motherboards in the near future. Intel officially releases the 810 chipset on April 26th. (See story: 466MHz Celeron, 810 chipset due April 26) Two of the motherboards support Slot One, while the other two offer support for the 370-pin PPGA Celeron. The motherboards have dual support for 66/100MHz front side buses, and also include the audio modem riser technology. They also come with Wake-on-Lan, modem repote wake up and better system management, said Supermicro. Three of the boards include an on-board 4Mb display cache. No prices were available at press time. ® See also Intel 810, 810e and 820 chipset spex leak out Celeron Slot Ones dead