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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Paul Engel who wrote (36728)9/3/1998 11:34:00 PM
From: Ali Chen  Read Replies (1) of 1571256
 
Paul, <since AMD is obviously having problems getting the K6-3 design to work>
Let me puzzle you a bit: why would you think Intel
is not selling Celerons at 400 and 450 Mhz NOW while
every Celery was proven to be overclocked well above
these limits? Give it a try, Paul!

<..L2 CACHE IS DEADLOCKED... Wrong again, Ali !>
Really? Your chemical background and IC packaging
experience have eventually led you to a correct idea:
Message 5642843
"Raw Clock speeds are not silly - they are essential METRICS of a
given process/design capability."
You also have proven that you able to read:
techstocks.com
techstocks.com

<Re: "Raw clock speeds are metrics of a given design." Thanks>.

techstocks.com

However it is obvious that your comprehension of the
microarchitectural matters remains at the level of
a IC packager, now home woodworker.

For chewing the matter out, try again:
techstocks.com
which you left without reply, as usual. What can you say?

What a betrayal of your buddy Yousef! Now he will have
a hard time to explain how it had happened that AMD,
with their "inferior" technology, has managed to built
more transistors per silicon area than Intel:)

Bye-bye. Go woodworking.
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