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To: Windsock who wrote (122710)	8/21/2000 11:41:59 PM
From: Eric K.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1578534

Sucking Wind-- You have a real knack for idiotic posts. Intel tools have a remarkable ability to skewer other people's arguments by taking a true statement a poster makes, anding it with a false statement, and thereby making the original poster seem like he or she said something false. There is a cnet article from about a month ago asserting that AMD was selling > ten times as many 1 GHz parts as Intel. I don't take cnet on faith, but coupled with the dearth of 1 GHz P3s in the distributor channel (which, regardless of how much you cheapen it, ultimately gets access to every cpu that is released) relative to 1 GHz Athlons and the reduction in acceptable operating temperatures and corresponding increase in cooling requirements certainly makes for more than the "no idea" you assert. -Eric