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To: survivin who wrote (53238)	8/30/2001 4:30:21 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Read Replies (2) of 275872

Survivin, Re: "The four Athlon XP processors will sport model numbers representing their relative performance when factoring in overall system performance. For example, the new Athlon XP 1500+ chip will equal a 1.33GHz processor. The 1600+ will equate to a 1.4GHz chip, the 1700+ will correspond to a 1.47GHz chip, and the 1800+ will equal a 1.53GHz processor, according to AMD." You know, these numbers are conservative enough that Intel may not even call the foul. Maybe this is AMD's intention, to have a system where the big gorilla doesn't mind them playing catch-up. I'd almost call that a good idea. It makes up a little for AMD's lack of frequency, while not making it too obvious that AMD is still going for high end market share. wanna_bmw

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