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To: wanna_bmw who wrote (146903)11/6/2001 11:53:35 AM
From: Tenchusatsu  Read Replies (3) of 186894
 
BMW, he has a point. I do remember when Athlon was first introduced. It was on what some called a hybrid 0.25u/0.18u process, and this was what gave Athlon its higher clock speed relative to 0.25u Pentium III at the time. Now it's an 0.18u/0.13u hybrid that is helping Athlon keep up "quantispeed-wise" with Pentium 4.

From his point of view, which is a valid one, AMD can continue onto an 0.13u/0.10u hybrid and keep up process-wise. I'm not so sure it'll work that way, but at least I see his point.

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