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Flocke Kroes
Posted Thursday 27th November 2008 13:16 GMT
'Effective clock speed' is marketing drivel for confusing newbies. If you cannot stick to GB/s please use something obviously useless like 747's full of mag tape.
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Flocke Kroes
Can we bury 'effective clock speed'? #
Posted Thursday 27th November 2008 13:16 GMT
'Effective clock speed' is marketing drivel for confusing newbies. If you cannot stick to GB/s please use something obviously useless like 747's full of mag tape.