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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (28056)	2/9/1998 1:08:00 AM
From: DavidG	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 53903

Skeeter, As I said you are too biased to ever reason with but listen:anyway, what percentage of non mu chips froze up? what percentage of mu chips froze. what was the frequency of those that froze? what was the mean time between failures? MU chips never cause halts...Period Memory failures from korean modules, although not in great numbers, was always corrected with a replacement by another memory module. That is good enough for me. You do not need many(just a few) failures to say "no good". Memory should not have failures. and, most importantly, can you show us one unbiased study that confirms your results? if you answer only one question, please make this it. Fair enough, Go read toms hardware site and see what he says about quality memory like micron. I do not know if he actually did studies but he tests all pc components and has opinions. Maybe you'll learn something, but I doubt it.:-) You are the one that always wants someone else to provide data but has never ever given a source for any of your nonsense. You couldn't even come up with a rational explanation for why you were wrong about MU going up 68% after earnings announcement and you were so sure it was going down from 22 to the teens and then to the single digits. Let go of your bias and you might see two sides to the fundamentals. DavidG