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According to some unofficial info post, the Pentium 4 chipset aka Brookdale will be officially called i845. The same situation took place for Intel Pentium III CPUs, if you remember: the RDRAM version was called i820 while the SDRAM one – i815.
We would like to remind you that the first version of Intel 845 chipset (from now on we will call Brookdale this way) supporting only PC100/PC133 SDRAM is due in August – September. The second chipset version supporting both: PC100/PC133 SDRAM and PC1600 DDR SDRAM (as for PC2100 support, it is still being investigated). This product is due in January – February. We really wonder what they will be called then:Intel 845E?
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