Since Dell and IBM are removing the P3
1.13G from their list of available computers, do you expect to pull it out
of your charts????
- - Nelson, August 2000
You publish a high score on the Pentium3 1.13 gig. This is a
non-existent part; therefore it shouldn't be listed! Intel is playing
games with us !!!!!
- - Ray, August 2000
Why do you continue to have the Intel 1.13Ghz at the top of your list?
It's NOT a CPU that is available anymore. I think it should be off the
list until it is commercially available.
Regardless of your opinion of
Intel--whether they prematurely rushed the Pentium-III 1.13GHz
to market or pulled it prematurely based on a few botched parts--the
Coppermine 1.13GHz processors that did perform without errors
scored very well in many of the independent
benchmark tests that were run on it. This is the reason this processor
earned its high place in our current lists.
The CPU Scorecard includes many
processors that are now discontinued, for reference purposes and for the
benefit of those who own them. This philosophy will remain unchanged
regarding the Pentium-III 1.13GHz.
Clear indication of the recall status of this processor is shown on our
Pentium-III page, until the situation
changes. We fully expect that this CPU will be reintroduced in one form or
another, once all the bugs have been worked out. Meantime, the Pentium-III
1.13GHz will stay in our lists, appropriately annotated.
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