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To: niceguy767 who wrote (20523)	11/26/2000 7:24:42 AM
From: fyodor_	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

<niceguy: You better hope the past 12 months of INTC performance is an anomaly cause your comment is wholly laughable based on anything I've witnessed over the past 12 months pertaining to either the PWeeiii evolution beyond 700 MHz or the P4 hype vs. bellyflopper intro!!!> Niceguy, absolutely nothing I said contradicts the problems Intel has had recently. The P6 core was a great core. It performed admirably for a long, long time. Unfortunately [for Intel], the P6 was forced to remain in active service too long. That this was the case can only be considered a severe miscalculation on Intel's part. It does not, however, change or belittle their previous accomplishments. Let me quote myself: You may well argue that AMD's current strength will make the transition from to actual performance fraught with peril. I would tend to agree with you, albeit for somewhat other reasons, but in the end only time will tell. Regardless that you may feel my comments to be "wholly laughable", I stand by them. -fyo