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>Not all Pentiums have the floating point calculation problem. It was the
>first series of Pentiums. Pentium 75 and above do not have that problem.
>The error that was caused in the earlier Pentiums was out to the 11th
>decimal place or something like that. So, the main point is later Pentiums
>do not have a floating point calculation problem.
>Jim Lovejoy
>fastgroup@xxxxxxxxxx
Is that why Intel name their chip a Pentium ???? because when they add
486 + 100 they get 586.00000000001 ????? :)
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