Author: Adrien Regimbald
Date: 04:02:47 06/14/00
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Hello, > <clip> > Later this year, Intel plans to launch a new PC processor code-named >Willamette, which it says is based on a completely revised architecture from >today's Pentium III. Intel said it will debut the processor at a clock speed of >1.4GHz. > <clip> > > When will this end?...ie..how fast can a processor possibly run > at room temperature? I'm overjoyed to hear this! ;) I have been getting sick of the strategy of making constant tiny improvements to the existing architectures - a move to a completely new architecture would be tremendous! From my classes on architecture, there were a lot of _very_ interesting optimizations done to CPU architecture and strategies at the start of the PC boom. Lately though, it has just been a mantra of "smaller smaller smaller, more more more!" with no interesting advances made - I can't wait to see what they've done for the new architecture :) Regards, Adrien.
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