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To: Tony Viola who wrote (136607)	6/4/2001 4:42:56 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

RE:"The 4s and 8s use PIII Xeon, 700 MHz or 900 MHz, 1M or 2M cache. The big caches are needed for database type apps." I see. You probably already figured out what I was getting at. At least Intel can hide some big ASPs for a while longer in the large Cache chips. With AMD recently getting back into Notebook chips and now 2 way servers, Intel has lost 30% of the price volume share in which to hide large ASPs. Based the following breakdown from another thread. Share by $ volume... Desktop 50% Notebook 25% Server 25% ...1 and 2 way-5% ...4 and up way-20% Still, I have to believe those who buy the large cache Xeons are going to go for Intels jugular (wanting lower prices) when they see the prices of the Athlon MPs and 2 way Intel chips. Now where is that Muskank with the large cache?