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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Goutam who wrote (89392)1/25/2000 12:59:00 PM
From: Charles R  Read Replies (2) of 1571240
 
Goutama,

<5] Intel reduced PIII prices, but PIIIs are still pricier than Athlons!
600MHZ and above, Athlon buyers can buy a mobo + more with the money
saved over PIIIs of equivalent speed.

Athlons o---> +$5s ---> PIIIs
750 $569 o----------------------- 733 +$114, 20%
700 $459 o--------------------------- 700 +$137, 30%
650 $261 o------------------------------------------- 650 +$213, 82%
600 $216 o------------------------- 600 +$123, 57%
550 $189 o--------------- 550 +$76, 40%
500 $171 o-------- 500 +$40, 29%>

Excellent report!

One comment: I don't think the current prices are representative of OEM prices given the rumors about PIIIs selling at 10-20% premium in grey market.

If the grey market is as strong as the Nikkei article suggests we may not get a good indication of "real" prices until the grey market subsides.

<6] Based on the above graph, it seems Intel is conceding market share to
whatever AMD can produce at 650 and above. Intel either counting on less
than 2M Athlons in Q1?00 or must be hoping for some kind of breakthrough
by the end of February to dramatically increase high speed Coppermines
(production/speed bin splits/yields?)>

I don't think there should be much doubt about AMD gaining market share. The only question I have is "how much?"

The data is *extremely* favorable to AMD!

Chuck
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