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To: Elmer who wrote (108287)	8/24/2000 10:42:00 PM
From: Dan3	Respond to of 186894

Re: With the inexplainably low output of K7s slated for Q3 from 2 big fabs, it isn't clear how AMD is going to overcome whatever it is that's preventing them from manufacturing K7s in high volume right now. Something's wrong with AMD's manufacturing and you can't get away from it by waving your hands. If you say so. You might consider: 1) Finding a store that sells computers 2) Walking into (see above) 3) Looking around at what's for sale I did just that. And all the cheap slow machines were Intel based, and all the fast, expensive machines were AMD based. Considering that profits from selling 1 high end CPU are about equal to profits from selling 10 low end CPUs, that ain't bad. I guess that if that's what happens when something's wrong with manufacturing, then let's have more of it! :-) Dan