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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Maxwell who wrote (35424)8/2/1998 8:09:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis  Read Replies (1) of 1574854
 
Maxwell,
That's the way I see it happening too. Celeron is being branded "rock bottom"...I wonder how Celeron A will be branded? AMD is mid and Pentium II is upper.
Amazing, ($83) Celeron 266s for the same price as M-II-300s. Overclockin' game playing kids are gonna love that. They overclock the Celeron 266s to 400 MHz...and they hum right along on games.
So between, AMDs K6-2s and the Celeron, Intel loses ther gaming market, and to a certain extent, the bragging rights of how fast the Pentium II runs games. Sounds more and more like Intel is getting sucked down a black hole.
How much do you think Intel is making on a 131mm2 Celeron with funky slot 1 packaging if it sells at $83? 25-30 bucks at best maybe? That ought to keep margins down.
Jim
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