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To: Paul Engel who wrote (68485)	8/11/1999 6:07:00 PM
From: Petz	Read Replies (1) of 1578938

Paul, re:<The MAXIMIUM current speced by AMD is 42 AMPERES - and it is NOT designated as a PEAK current - but as a MAXIMIUM CURRENT for power supply calculations> AMD explains that this will handle future Athlonia as well. Like maybe 700 or 750 MHz with one meg of full speed L2 cache. Now maybe you can explain the difference in meaning between the following two sentences: 1. The maximum MHz of the AMD Athlon is 650 while the peak MHz of the Intel Pentium III is 600. 2. The peak MHz of the AMD Athlon is 650 while the maximum MHz of the Intel Pentium III is 600. No, these sentences say exactly the same thing: Intel has been trumped. Petz

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