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To: Windsock who wrote (152905)	12/20/2001 10:22:32 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 186894

RE:"Currently AMD is only 700 MHz behind but by the end of next year they should be a full 1000 MHz behind." The numbers are currently 333 MHz behind since the 1.66/2000+ GHz Palomino is showing up. Jan 4th it will be 533 Mhz with the 2.2 GHz Norweigianwood. Doesn't really matter though because AMD has lost the Mhz race and Hammer is no where in sight except home depot. What I'm wondering now is whether large OEMs will switch all their P4-SDRAM units over to DDR or continue to slip SDRAM to unsuspecting customers? At any rate, don't expect more than one or two RDRAM offerings if that. They should ditch that fraud as soon as they can. Jim