Microsoft and Cirrus Logic demo Memphis with new Intel graphics

Microsoft and Cirrus Logic Wednesday demonstrated Intel's latest graphicstechnology, the AGP chipset, running on "Memphis" (the code-name for Windows 97). Intel will be promoting their Pentium II processor (code-named "Klamath") as the CPU of

Paul Thurrott

March 5, 1997

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Microsoft and Cirrus Logic Wednesday demonstrated Intel's latest graphicstechnology, the AGP chipset, running on "Memphis" (the code-name for Windows 97). Intel will be promoting their Pentium II processor (code-named "Klamath") as the CPU of choice for the AGP chipset, which features high-performance 3D graphics chips and dedicated system memory. Windows 97 and Windows NT 5.0 will fully support the AGP chipset with extensions to the graphics APIs. Yesterday's demonstration was the first live showing of the technology on a future version of Windows.

AGP, the Pentium II, and Windows 97 are expected later this year

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Paul Thurrott

Paul Thurrott is senior technical analyst for Windows IT Pro. He writes the SuperSite for Windows, a weekly editorial for Windows IT Pro UPDATE, and a daily Windows news and information newsletter called WinInfo Daily UPDATE.

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