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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (81213)	11/27/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) of 1574122

Jimmy Mac, <the fact that the Xeon is no faster than the P-III floppermine...and OEMs see it...more pressure on Intels ASPs this quarter...> Funny. I hear that Profusion 8-way chipset sales are growing at a very healthy rate this quarter. That means more sales of 550 MHz Xeons w/ 2 MB of cache at over $3,000 a pop. Sure, it would be nice if those 2 MB Xeons were available at higher speeds, but those 550 MHz versions are still going to make a significant positive impact on Intel's ASP. It's understandable why not many customers are going with the Coppermine Xeons. But that doesn't mean Xeon sales as a whole are falling. In fact, thanks to Profusion, the reverse may be true. Tenchusatsu

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