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To: Ali Chen who wrote (160308)	2/26/2002 4:43:59 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Respond to of 186894

Ali, Re: "I take it that you have no clue in that area, and the 70A peak current can happen on P4 0.18um under some undisclosed workload making the real max power to 110W, the number to be compared with Athlon 70W." Clearly, you have problems reading the specifications, and your delusional cheerleader mentality is causing you to make a mistake that most capable engineers would scoff at. But I suppose that's ok, since you're not really an engineer. wbmw

To: Ali Chen who wrote (160308)	2/26/2002 5:55:15 PM
From: Gordon Hodgson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Ali, Now that Intel can produce more than 4X the die per wafer Amd will have to come up with another marketing ploy. Maybe they should start a Quanti-Price program to go with the Quanti-speed. They could continue to market their price/performance leadership by selling let's say a quanti 1900+(1.6Ghz) for a Quanti-Price of $49.99 which would be 4 easy payments of 50 bucks rather than say 200.