Salsidis, Re: Does anyone know if the new Socket T (775 pin) socket that will come ?
From what I understand, socket T is a desktop socket, not a Xeon socket.
Re: next year will have a chipset that supports PCI-X 100 and 133MHz 64 bit PCI busses. These are required currently for most desktops/workstations that have either U320 ethernet + 15K drives or Gbit LAN controllers.
There will also be PCI-Express for those things.
Re: Using a Xeon board ends up limiting the bus speed a little too much
Why? What details do you have on the 2004 Xeon roadmap that back this up?
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