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To: cs_hork who wrote (27650)	2/7/2001 8:46:18 AM
From: cs_hork	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Hmm, where are the 133/266 FSB chips on the AMDZone price list? I thought for a moment that SFF might be a code for the faster FSB chips, but the speeds don't match up at all. Then I realized that the currently announced 1.0/266, 1.13/266, and 1.2/266 chips aren't there either. I'll bet there's another price list that Chris Tom doesn't yet have his hands on... Chris (no relation :) P.S. Looks like CSCO may be providing yet another buying opportunity today, NAZ futures down 59 at the moment.

To: cs_hork who wrote (27650)	2/7/2001 10:51:18 AM
From: fyodor_	Respond to of 275872

CS: So what is Athlon SFF? I'm thinking it might just be desktop Palomino. It seems too early (and too expensive) to be Morgan. If you compare processors at the same prices (3-5-01) to the Athlons, you get this: As Paul already pointed out, something is seriously wrong with that price-list. It has mobile Athlons as having shipped since 11 December - clearly not the case. Maybe the list is old enough that SFF could be Sledge. -fyo