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To: Murrey Walker who wrote (10770)	11/1/2000 8:52:08 AM
From: Voltaire	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Yea I know, it is tough getting some of this crap right. vster looking at Murrey with ears lowered and feelings hurt. LOL

To: Murrey Walker who wrote (10770)	11/1/2000 8:59:46 AM
From: Voltaire	Respond to of 65232

Look at this folks, this is what I am talking about. REMEMBER AMD's great TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHOUGH yesterday - IT IS ALL BULLS---. RMBS has turned all of these companies into scared little mice looking for other scared little mice before those scared little mice find other scared little mice. RMBS has told them all to kiss their ass and pay up. The smart ones will. Vster the DDRsterAMD 760 DDR chipset delayed By: Andrew Thomas Posted: 01/11/2000 at 12:48 GMT Gigabyte has confirmed there are problems with AMD's new 760 DDR chipset, launched just two days ago and has delayed shipping its new GA-7DX mobo as a result. A Gigabyte representative in the UK told The Reg that it was an AMD issue and that Chimpzilla was currently investigating the problem. It would be 'at least two weeks' before the severity of the problem and hence the length of the delay were known, he added. He declined to comment on the precise details of the fault. The implication is that systems and boards are unlikely to be available until December at the earliest. The delay follows AMD's admission that SMP Athlons won't ship until the middle of next year. AMD was unavailable for comment at press time. ®