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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: AK2004 who wrote (30703)4/1/1998 2:52:00 AM
From: Investor A  Read Replies (1) of 1572206
 
Listen to what K6-266 buyer has said on Asus Newsgroup:

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it lives wrote:
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> On 21 Mar 1998 20:09:28 GMT, abreimeris@aol.com (ABreimeris) wrote:
> would you pay $325 for a K6 or $349 (and dropping) for a PII266 ?
> an asus P2L97 is only about $150: mega memory and real AGP.
> (not to mention the intel pipelined FPU buffers :)

I'd pay the $325 for the K6... Here's why... The K6-266 will drop into
my current socket 7 mother board which the p2 won't so to buy the p2
let's add $150 for a descent board.. The p2 is now up to
$349+$150=$499.. I havn't seen a p2 board that isn't an ATX style
board which means I'd have to buy a new case so lets add another
$50...So now your p2 is costing $549... And to use the AGP, which I
couldn't care less about, I'd have to shell out another $150 for a
new video card.. So now we're at $699.... Let's see, $699 or $325?
Choice is clear here.. I can get the K6 266 and overclock it to
291/83 and get roughly the same FPU performance as a p2-266 and
stomp all over the p2-266 in integer performance..And all for $374
less...

C ya,
Bob

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