Intel will finaly release 4GHz CPU in 2008!!!

Finally, years after thermal problems plaguing P4 Netburst and the
promised 4GHz Prescott that Intel never delivered.

45nm Bloomfield quad core based on Nehalem

http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=4387

Based on the 45nm Nehalem architecture, Intel aims to bring Bloomfield
clock speed above 4GHz in 2008. It is a speed that Intel never get to
hit with their previous generation of processors where the highest
clock speed reach is 3.8GHz with their Pentium 4 570 & 670. Bloomfield
will contain 8MB of shared L2 cache which is smaller overall in
comparison to Yorkfield 2x6MB L2 cache. As we have previously
reported, Bloomfield is Socket B based, quad core and is capable of 8
threads. It is still within the 130W thermal envelope.

Pentium , and bloat software need lots of speed ...
P' has only 2 index regsiters ( eSI,eDI ) , and
the worst instruction set ever ....this is bad technology .
It means it must execute more instructions to
do same job ......


But there is new hardware to replace Pentium and
the IBM-PC ...

The error is to assume the same bloat
s/w on this new CPU ...

ARM will get a free OpSys that wont alllow bloat ,
so the combination will run like a 2 GHz Pentium .

When it starts , it will take everyone with it .
there will be no money for M$ , Intel , H.P.
and millions of computer workers and hobbiests .


When you give a good , open OpSys for free ,
they will easily perfect it and make it so easy to
maintain , there will be no more jobs in computers .

Anyone , in minutes can browse the kernel , at low
level and figure how it works and how I.D.E and USB
work and it will occur to them to improve it ......

This is proof , Linux is NOT open source code !!

I will show you radically "opposite" methods to
code at low level to create the OpSys ...

My new method is to Never work out algorithms .
But allow the OpSys to do them for you ....

And this is a violation of Top Down flow chart
and Bottom Up Coding !!!

The schools taught you wrong !