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fastest 100MHz bus Slot, by that time Intel was making mostly 133s, so they were not made or used in high numbers.
Also for boards limited to 100FSB they are the fastest thing you can get
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| So, fastest 100Mhz Slot 1? But not a lot sold? |
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| H3nrik V! wrote: | | So, fastest 100Mhz Slot 1? But not a lot sold? |
Right, because by that time most people were running 133 bus.
There wasn't much demand for a 100 because there wasnt too many people who had a system that only could use a 100 (there are some embedded/industrial type systems that were 100FSB limited, that the SL4KL was a good upgrade for)
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