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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (167878)	7/10/2002 1:56:03 AM
From: Elmer	Respond to of 186894

Semi...Cong, if the current P4 was offered in two arrays...which would offer more salable chips? Jimbo, I'm not Semi but I can answer it. It wouldn't make any difference. The total good processors would be the same. Rejected die are due to functional failures not speed. It's a "defect density" thingy... EP

To: Jim McMannis who wrote (167878)	7/10/2002 2:01:18 AM
From: semiconeng	Respond to of 186894

f the current P4 was offered in two arrays...which would offer more salable chips? Saleable..... Now let me think..... I think that means how many could I sell. Beats me.... I'm not in Semiconductor Sales, I don't know what intel's sales are for the individual Bin Splits. I don't have that data. Ask an Intel Sales Representative. I'm sure they can help you.... :-) OK OK, Seriously, without going into long detail, it's about equal. It's a Defect thing, the yields on the same process would be about the same. Semi