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Subject: Warning. PC 120MHZ Pentium Post.
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To all those people considering looking at the 120mhz Pentium.
Details from our Engineers.

120 MHz CPU is 20% faster than a 100 MHz.  However the bus runs at 60 MHZ,
which is 10% slower than the 66 MHZ for the 100 MHZ processor. Your system
is only marginally faster.  Furthermore the 120 MHZ processors available
today can not be used in a symmetric multi-processor (SMP) configured
machine.

The 133 MHz is not only 33% faster than the 100 MHz, there is no loss in the

bus speed. So the full 33% speed advantage of the 133 MHz processor is fully

realized.  The 133 MHZ chips will also be SMP capable from the very start.
 The availability by Intel has not been announced yet, but is expected
(late) this summer.

Steve Davis
Snr Software Engineer
Intergraph Hong Kong.
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