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To: Cirruslvr who wrote (46315)	1/17/1999 1:11:00 AM
From: Brian Hutcheson	Read Replies (1) of 1571681

C L , re. were the process problems only with .35 On the .35 they could not ramp the volume while maintaining clock speed increase . They had problems obtaining 266mhz parts and any kind of volume even on lower clock 200mhz. They started .25 at the beginning of '98 and produced over 10 million K6 with speeds up to 400mhz . So the .25 process has been much more successful . They have obviously had some problems as the latest CC indicates but if the K6-3 and K7 are initially being produced on .25 or .22 they should have a good ramp as the .25 is a proven process for them . The K7 on .22 IMO should be better than Intel's offerings Brian

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