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To: Goutam who wrote (80785)	11/23/1999 2:58:00 PM
From: Charles R	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573895

Goutama, <Athlon CPU prices are pretty stable across all speed grades. o Number of K7 mobos listings increased by 12% from the previous week. o Number of ASUS listings went up to 24 from 16. o It seems now ASUS is the #2 manufacturer of Athlon motherboards. o The increase in Athlon 700 listings is not as high as I expected. o I expected a decrease in the number of Athlon 500 listings, but instead it went up to 51 from 43. > Good work! A few thoughts: - Your history-keeping will help us see clearly what happens after Dec 12 cuts - I do not necessarily take the lack of growth in 700MHz vendors too seriously, especially with the rumored "soldout" conditions. - The 500 MHz vendor growth is somewhat interesting. Looks suspiciously like some OEM dumped 500s in the grey market. Chuck