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To: Charles R who wrote (16333)	10/28/2000 2:52:28 PM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Charles 28 out of 92 days = 0.30434782608695652173913043478261 if you want to get technical. And my AMD processor did the math on that one! LOL So it's not quite 0.333333333333333333333333333333333333333 yet. Milo

To: Charles R who wrote (16333)	10/28/2000 2:59:41 PM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

<font color=darkgreen>AMD 266MHz CPU Pricing ixbt-labs.com We got some info concerning the new official prices on AMD CPUs with 266MHz FSB, which are to be announced on Monday. The CPUs with 266MHz FSB will be just a bit more expensive than the CPUs working at the same frequency but featuring 200MHz FSB. We made up a small comparative table including new and old prices: AMD Athlon 1.2GHz (266MHz FSB) $673 AMD Athlon 1.2GHz (200MHz FSB) $612 AMD Athlon 1.13GHz (266MHz FSB) $506 AMD Athlon 1.1GHz (200MHz FSB) $460 AMD Athlon 1GHz (266MHz FSB) $385 AMD Athlon 1GHz (200MHz FSB) $350 AMD Athlon 950MHz (200MHz FSB) $282 AMD Athlon 900MHz (200MHz FSB) $215 AMD Athlon 850MHz (200MHz FSB) $193 As you know the official prices are usually higher than the actual retail prices. -------------------- Milo

To: Charles R who wrote (16333)	10/28/2000 3:33:34 PM
From: dougSF30	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Chuck, Re: The language is "will be" instead of "is" and 1/3 of Q4 is already over. Oh, come on! <g> Suppose the A7M266 was due to be shipping in volume as of Nov 15th? Or Dec 1st? Then "will be" is precisely the right language to use. As you say, Q4 is [almost] 1/3 over... not 90% over, nor actually over. Anyhow, this board sounds fantastic. If it can actually reach 360 MHz FSB (perhaps while dropping the CPU multiplier a notch or two to compensate, and using more expensive DDR memory) its performance should be great. Doug p.s. unrelated question: What's the P4 chipset's (850, right?) limit in terms of maximum Rambust memory that can be used? 1 Gb? 2 Gb? More? less?