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To: Charles R who wrote (98158)	3/12/2000 10:56:00 PM
From: Mani1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572467

Charles Re <<Will be interesting to see what Paul has got to say about this.>> I rather he said nothing! Re <<Can you quantify the "more expensive" part? Any estimates on the relative costs of cooling 1G Athlons and 1G PIIIs?>> My guess would be $18 for the Athlon solution, $35 for Coppermine. Re <<the other side is that Intel has the resources to pull all stops to do this kind of stuff.>> Yep. Intel has a very savy and talented group for its thermal management. They also have a lot of clout in the industry, of course! In some aspects they know more than Aavid (industry heavy weight) about cooling technologies. Mani