Author: Eugene Nalimov
Date: 10:06:23 11/13/99
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I believe they said that 133MHz bus is too fast for 4-way systems. And right now the only 100MHz Xeons are the old ones. On Monday I'll ask our SQL Server guys. Eugene On November 13, 1999 at 09:37:15, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On November 13, 1999 at 01:13:19, Eugene Nalimov wrote: > >>There cannot be quad 733, if you did not overclocked 550MHz processor. The >>fastest 4-way-capable Xeon is 550MHz. >> >>Eugene > >Intel has announced 'xeon' processors all the way to 733 mhz. And claim that >they can go to 8-way configurations just like the current xeons. I haven't >seen one myself, yet... although Dell has a couple on the 'books'. But since >I haven't even seen a price for any xeon > 550mhz, I don't know that they are >shipping anything yet. > > > > > >> >>On November 12, 1999 at 23:24:50, Peter Kappler wrote: >> >>>On November 12, 1999 at 22:56:31, amasad_eli wrote: >>> >>>> >>>>could you wait another two weeks. My crafty quad 733's Quantex, wont be in >>>>till then. And i will need a week just to get comfortable with system. >>>> >>>> thanks >>> >>> >>>No schedule has been set. I'm just trying to get feedback, to see if the idea >>>is even feasible. >>> >>>I must warn you that this type of event is usually restricted to one entry per >>>program, with the author of the program being the preferred operator. Without >>>this restriction, we'd get 100 participants, and 90 of them would be running >>>Crafty. >>> >>>A quad-733 is an interesting machine. I just checked the Quantex website, and >>>didn't see anything faster than a quad Xeon 550, so one of us is missing >>>something. Can you point me to a URL? >>> >>>The bottom line is that Bob Hyatt would have final say on who operates Crafty in >>>this tournament. My guess is he would prefer to operate it himself, using his >>>own machine. >>> >>>--Peter
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