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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Paul Engel who wrote (32742)5/18/1998 12:52:00 PM
From: Petz  Read Replies (2) of 1571905
 
Paul, these $253 P2-300's are almost certainly remarked p2-233's and p2-266's. How else do you explain the fact that Intel's quantity 1000 price for the P2-300 is $380, with a scheduled price cut to $310 in 3 weeks.
tomshardware.com
The $253 P2-300's are stolen, remarked or "removed from equipment" chips.

Instead, compare the price of the boxed, 3 year warranteed K6-300 to the boxed, 3-year warrenateed P2-300. Here's what you'll find:

AMD K6-300: $255
Pentium II-300: $365

Add in the $40 savings for comparable AGP motherboards and 25 watts less heat dissipation and you can see why K6-300 systems are selling like hotcakes.

Petz
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