Drivers:
The IVGA is currently testing an INTEL Pentium Pro P7-600Mhz
with NASCAR and we will have a report at the IVGA next week.
This report will be emailed automatically to all members!!
There are certain issues you have to be aware before you
rush out any buy one...
Don Wilshe, IVGA
>The IVGA is currently testing an INTEL Pentium Pro P7-600Mhz
>with NASCAR and we will have a report at the IVGA next week.
Yours confused,
Stuart
--
Stuart Booth
Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK
Well, sorry,
All I have is a lowly P5-166 with 64MB and a 4MB Matrox MGA. Seems to run
Nascar good enough for Me. I guess I'm not as fussy as You are.
Perhaps You ought to install SMARTDRV or something......
> >Drivers:
> >The IVGA is currently testing an INTEL Pentium Pro P7-600Mhz
> >with NASCAR and we will have a report at the IVGA next week.
> Have I missed the joke here?
> Yours confused,
> Stuart
> --
> Stuart Booth
> Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK
No Joke here:
I am just testing the new p7 from INTEL..
don
>I am just testing the new p7 from INTEL..
Richard
Don,
Please tell me how many people will be able to afford the newest Intel
has to offer. I personally don't have $6000+ to blow on a new system.
>Stuart:
>No Joke here:
>I am just testing the new p7 from INTEL..
>don
>>I am just testing the new p7 from INTEL..
>>don
> I think calling it a Pentium Pro may have confused folks. I don't
>beleive they will use the Pentium or Pentium Pro name when they release
>the chip. I believe the preproduction code name on that one was Merced.
>And did I read right?? 600mhz?? What kind of Motherboard supports that??
>Dave Henrie
From all published industry reports the Klamath ( PPro with MMX ) may,
MAYBE, by the end of its run, reach 300 MHZ. Youre tellin me the chip
thats coming after the one they're developing now ( I really believe
you have a piece of hardware, really I do...) is gunna double what
Intel hopes to gain in speed by 1998 ? Yeah.......
