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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (69989)	8/26/1999 12:48:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 1572963

<My impression was that he was talking about 600 MHz. If he meant 650, then Tom really ought to make a clarification.> No he oughtn't. You have very "filtered" sensors these days. Quota from your own post: Message 11071731 <Tomshardware reported that NONE of his 600 MHz PIII chips would run more than half a day at 650 MHz and only one of them could pass Winbench even once.> And now compare to Athlon at 750. Disclaimer: Of course, all these parts are usually foils or, at most, AMD "cherry-picked" parts :) :) They still are MIA and not available in Intel-size volumes.