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lyon_wonder · Guest

Finally, years after thermal problems plaguing P4 Netburst and the
promised 4GHz Prescott that Intel never delivered.

45nm Bloomfield quad core based on Nehalem

http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=4387

Based on the 45nm Nehalem architecture, Intel aims to bring Bloomfield
clock speed above 4GHz in 2008. It is a speed that Intel never get to
hit with their previous generation of processors where the highest
clock speed reach is 3.8GHz with their Pentium 4 570 & 670. Bloomfield
will contain 8MB of shared L2 cache which is smaller overall in
comparison to Yorkfield 2x6MB L2 cache. As we have previously
reported, Bloomfield is Socket B based, quad core and is capable of 8
threads. It is still within the 130W thermal envelope.

werty · Guest

Pentium , and bloat software need lots of speed ...
P' has only 2 index regsiters ( eSI,eDI ) , and
the worst instruction set ever ....this is bad technology .
It means it must execute more instructions to
do same job ......

But there is new hardware to replace Pentium and
the IBM-PC ...

The error is to assume the same bloat
s/w on this new CPU ...

ARM will get a free OpSys that wont alllow bloat ,
so the combination will run like a 2 GHz Pentium .

When it starts , it will take everyone with it .
there will be no money for M$ , Intel , H.P.
and millions of computer workers and hobbiests .

When you give a good , open OpSys for free ,
they will easily perfect it and make it so easy to
maintain , there will be no more jobs in computers .

Anyone , in minutes can browse the kernel , at low
level and figure how it works and how I.D.E and USB
work and it will occur to them to improve it ......

This is proof , Linux is NOT open source code !!

I will show you radically "opposite" methods to
code at low level to create the OpSys ...

My new method is to Never work out algorithms .
But allow the OpSys to do them for you ....

And this is a violation of Top Down flow chart
and Bottom Up Coding !!!

The schools taught you wrong !