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To: Joe NYC who wrote (135803)	10/11/2004 3:17:53 PM
From: dougSF30	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Until the binning of 90nm process exceeds 130nm, AMD will be primarily replacing 130nm K7 with 90nm K8, where theoretical unit gains are lower. Huh? I'd think that primarily, AMD would be replacing and expanding the volume bands of K8 with 90nm. Just because they aren't producing many 2.4GHz 90nm parts yet doesn't mean they aren't making buckets of 2.0 and 2.2GHz 90nm 939 parts. And those 3200+ and 3500+ parts have shown easy overclocking up a speedgrade at default voltage. Doug