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On  5 Jan 99 at 14:50, gary r. tennesen wrote:

>   Personally speaking, I have been running both Novell 3.12 and NT 4.0 on K6
> chips for over a year now with no problems!
>
> Great value in those k6 chips; however, multiple processor use like with the
> PII seems improbable right now.  Anybody heard anything about dual processor
> boards for Super 7?

  What I think I've heard is that the OpenPIC standard for SMP --
adopted by AMD and Cyrix, but not by Intel or board/chipset makers --
has been dropped from recent AMD CPUs.  The "Slot A" K7 (and a lot of
people are predicting a Slot A riser card for Alpha CPUs) looks like
the next shot at a multi-CPU system using AMD CPUs.


David G

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