Using Intel's 80960

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From: Bob Hubert x6877
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 1989 00:11

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We are considering using Intel's 80960KA in our "laser-printer-like"
application. I would appreciate input from anyone who has experience using the
80960KA/KB/MC *or* any reasons someone might have decided against using it.

We are not considering the CA version (claiming 2 instructions per clock and
66 MIPS sustained!), so no need to comment on that unless it relates to the
KA/KB/MC versions.

Thanks.

Bob Hubert                   bobh@intermec.com
Intermec Corporation         uunet!pilchuck!intermec!bobh
Lynnwood, WA                 uunet!fluke!intermec!bobh

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From: bobh@intermec.UUCP (Bob Hubert x6877)
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Subject: Using Intel's 80960
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Date: 11 Nov 89 00:11:59 GMT
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