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To: Process Boy who wrote (73401)	9/29/1999
From: Petz	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1573415

PB, re:<no change in ...ramping the product at the target speed bins and at previously committed volumes [for CuMine]> Technically perhaps, yes. Intel only promised 7XX MHz, but everyone expected that would be 733. The 733 and 666 are a "no-go" as far as a sellable product. Despite what I have said previously, I don't think OEM's can validate using the VIA chipset before Christmas for their business customers, so the 133 MHz chips are not sellable. With 700 the max speed, AMD has a very good chance of staying one step ahead in the MHz race, with the 0.18µ Athlons yet to ship. "MHz sells" -- McMannis 650 > 600 now 700 >> 600 Oct 4 750 > 700 at CuMine intro Petz