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- I will believe it when I see it. Interesting that the "Mhz race" between InHell and AMD will be won by . . . IBM. WHERE ARE THE 4GHZ+ X86 PROCESSORS?
- Posted by: Roger Ramjet Posted on: 02/14/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Mmm...
nucrash | 02/14/06
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24???
jheine | 02/14/06
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These are really good systems.
michael_t | 02/14/06
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24" Rack is not that unusual
CattleProd | 02/14/06
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4 Ghz?
Roger Ramjet | 02/14/06
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