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To: crazyoldman who wrote (111756)	5/21/2000 9:30:00 PM
From: crazyoldman	Respond to of 1579818

Hello All, FWIW, from 3dnow.org Thunderbird compatibility - armin - May 17 I got word from a friend who wishes to remain anonymous. He has stability testing results done with various Athlon motherboards and a Slot A Thunderbird sample: MSI K7Pro has no problem. It was very stable. EP-K7XKA doesn't work. BIOSTER M7MKE works. DCS's KX133 chipset board worked. MS-6167 doesn't work. AOpen KA72 can run, but it needs BIOS 1.02. These were individual tests with individual components, your mileage may vary. Kindest regards, Crazyman

To: crazyoldman who wrote (111756)	5/22/2000 1:02:00 AM
From: eplace	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1579818

crazyoldman....re:The one thing that the average investor does understand is profit, raw unadulterated profit. The average investor will soon understand AMD and soon will gladly exchange his money for your shares. Kindest regards, CrazyMan crazy...this was a good post. Dan3 had some earlier prediction of possibly $15 a share by year end. I know it somehow sounds simplistic, but I think AMD's earnings double every quarter for the year as they double production of Athlons every quarter of 2000. That would mean 1.00 (actually 1.15 or 1.05 whichever figure you use) for quarter one, 2.00 for 2nd quarter, 4.00 for 3rd quarter, and 8.00 for quarter 4. This would give you Dan3's 15.00 a share year. I think this is an attainable goal, though I don't know how taxes will possibly cut into that amount as well as further share dilution. Ed P.