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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: TimF who wrote (109526)5/5/2000 11:01:00 PM
From: kash johal  Read Replies (1) of 1576348
 
tw,

re:"Why does a Duron + MB have to cost as little as a Timna+MB? I think Duron will perform better then a Timna. If you are just going to compare costs then maybe you should compare Duron + MB + cheap video card to Timna + MB, because the Timna's integrated video, but I think it likely that many cheap video cards will perform better then Timna's video (and be easier to upgrade later)."

I actually assumed the Duron that sells into this space will be mated with a chipset that integrates Video otherwise Duron will be completely uncompetitive with an external graphics card.

I think Intel is gonna hit timna hard in the marketplace.

I don't know what percentage of folks buy the lowest cost machines but WW it is significant.

The k6 currently share this market with celerons.

AMD seems to have NO low end response as K6's don't run at 600-700Mhz.

As far as folks at low end paying a bunch more for a duron+MB+Graphics card - I doubt it very much.

I can see a scenario where AMD is in a world of hurt.

And remember Intel did this to AMD a year ago. They bundled the MB's and CPU's for such a low price that AMD had 2M pcs in inventory in Q2 99.

I am NOT predicting a repeat performance, BUT is don't think the super BULLS on the thread are realistic with their current estimates.

regards,

Kash
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