Intel said that there won't be any pentium 4 at 4ghz.
Now with FSB 1066, PCI express, DDRII, new chipsets (a bit), 2mb cache,... maybe even 64 bit capabilities wouldn't it be fair to assume that the first Pentium V will be 4ghz and that Pentium 4 is at its end. The architecture can handle 4ghz, numerous overclocking examples with lower grade cpu's have proven that. In all fairness this is more feasable than Intel not being able to get there...
ASUS P4P800S-X
P IV 2,4 @ nothing caus this board doesn't OC for [-peep-]
2x512MB Corsair pc4000
120 maxtor SATA
Sapphire Radeon 9800pro 128mb
Watercooled
Now with FSB 1066, PCI express, DDRII, new chipsets (a bit), 2mb cache,... maybe even 64 bit capabilities wouldn't it be fair to assume that the first Pentium V will be 4ghz and that Pentium 4 is at its end. The architecture can handle 4ghz, numerous overclocking examples with lower grade cpu's have proven that. In all fairness this is more feasable than Intel not being able to get there...
ASUS P4P800S-X
P IV 2,4 @ nothing caus this board doesn't OC for [-peep-]
2x512MB Corsair pc4000
120 maxtor SATA
Sapphire Radeon 9800pro 128mb
Watercooled