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To: Petz who wrote (61524)11/1/2001 1:42:36 PM
From: wanna_bmwRead Replies (5) of 275872
 
Petz, Re: "You are full of it, Wanna. There is absolutely no indication of instability of the Athlon XP platform. The only instability is IN YOUR HEAD. That was an outright lie!"

You're kidding, right?

You had better reread the concluding paragraphs.

tomshardware.com

"Another factor is the stability and product quality of a system: while all Athlon processors suffered from occasional instability in our tests, the Pentium 4 platform ran without a glitch. Reasons for this behaviour might not lie in the processor itself, but rather in the motherboard design and the chipset used. Future driver updates might not just improve performance but also stability of a platform. And of course, every user knows that the lightweight price tags on Athlon XP processors may have a downside compared to their more expensive Pentium 4 rivals."

wanna_bmw

P.S. Given your strong words, can I expect an appology?
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