AI
Friday, February 27, 2004 8:41:27 PM
Re: It looks to fill the market gap between
IA-32 and IA-64
Chipguy, Intel's official position is that P4 is not a 32-bit but an "extended 8-bit chip." P4 uses the 8-bit X86 architecture with 32-bit extensions.
Example: Pentium 4 is an IA-8e chip.
Please use the correct terminology, in the future.
Thank-you for your cooperation!
IA-32 and IA-64
Chipguy, Intel's official position is that P4 is not a 32-bit but an "extended 8-bit chip." P4 uses the 8-bit X86 architecture with 32-bit extensions.
Example: Pentium 4 is an IA-8e chip.
Please use the correct terminology, in the future.
Thank-you for your cooperation!
