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To: grok who wrote (61572)	6/12/1999 2:27:00 PM
From: Charles R	of 1573801

KZ, "I think that the overall sweat ratio has shifted and Intel is sweating more now. However, this may bring out the best in Intel. It will be interesting to observe how they execute under outside pressure after being in command for many years with only inside pressure to drive them. I'm expecting a really powerful battle coming up soon." I completely agree with the above. One thing though, Wilamette is not a low hurdle. So far, PII core was the king and K7 was the contender. Once AMD cleans up the K7 platform issues (aka bugs), K7 is the king and Wilamette is the contender. The day may not be far when people say "If Intel" or "If Wilamette". Chuck

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