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To: Ali Chen who wrote (70233)	8/29/1999 10:21:00 PM
From: Process Boy	Respond to of 1573219

Ali - <and I do not need any confirmation for the FACT that Athlon has been designed on scadule, now is in production, and outperform PeeIII/Xeon by 10-40% at the same clock rate as reported by independent tester on the Web:) So who was jumping in or out?> Have you considered that one action may be independent of the other? PB

To: Ali Chen who wrote (70233)	8/29/1999 10:40:00 PM
From: Elmer	Respond to of 1573219

Re: "and I do not need any confirmation for the FACT that Athlon has been designed on scadule, now is in production, and outperform PeeIII/Xeon by 10-40% at the same clock rate as reported by independent tester on the Web:)" We all know this Ali, but maybe you should listen to DELL when they say the Coppermine will regain the highend. They have had a chance to look at both the Athlon and the Coppermine. I think they know what they are talking about. zdnet.co.uk "Duignan says: "With Coppermine in the pipeline, Intel looks as if it will regain the high ground. For a couple of months, AMD win the spec wars but they don't have an astounding combination of integration with the motherboard and further chipsets. It's a concern when it comes down to real life performance." Are you going to call DELL a liar too? EP