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To: Elmer who wrote (118812)	7/2/2000 1:59:55 PM
From: Daniel Schuh	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1578685

But Elmer, the 1.5 ghz tbird rumors were clearly rumors, citing random web pages from who knows where. There was plenty of skepticism expressed here. On the other hand, all the BS about 1 megaprocessors a week from 1 fab, Intel flooding the market, yield is ramp, great is fine, Intel is shipping more gigahz processors than AMD, that all came from one poster, clearly identifying himself as an Intel employee , also clearly identifying himself, if not his company, as totally full of crap. Cheers, Dan.

To: Elmer who wrote (118812)	7/2/2000 7:20:56 PM
From: Goutam	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1578685

Elmer, Re: You didn't say anything about the SEC when the overzealous were posting claims of 1.5GHz TTurds here. Which just goes to show that as long as people post AMD "feel good" news you don't care what they say yet as soon as someone else posts something you find unsettling you whine for the SEC! There is a big difference between the discussion on 1,5GHz Thunderbirds that ensewed on this thread, and your posts. The 1.5GHz Thunderbird discussion was related to the rumors appeared on other web sites. With you, some of the stuff you post here, you originate the facts with deliberate attempt to claim your facts to be valid Intel happenings by often referring to your direct access to Intel, Intel inside info and NDAs. That's where the higher amount of accountability comes in - including SEC, when it comes to your posts. Goutama