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To: pirasa2 who wrote (214821)	10/24/2006 9:56:20 PM
From: paarl99	Respond to of 275872

assuming that the person doing the ephud shift right now can do simple math, here are the relevant info for him or her: //////////////////////////////////// YOU mean...more than one Ephud??? Dangerous world out there!! Paarl

To: pirasa2 who wrote (214821)	10/24/2006 10:00:22 PM
From: Elmer Phud	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

pirasa2 I'm not so easily convinced. The 5000+ is the high binsplit and seeing as AMD is desperate for a paper product to look like they are still in the performance race, it makes sense for them to price it so high that it shows up but demand is more in line with the limited supply. WSPX and die size tell you nothing about binsplit. ASPs say more than the data you quote. Why else price an underperforming product above the competition's much better performing part? world class yields Oh no doubt....