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To: Yousef who wrote (5810)	4/27/1998 1:13:00 AM
From: Kevin K. Spurway	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6843

Yousef, since you seem content to continue to post your FUD, below is the quote from Anand's CONCLUSION on the K6-300, in its entirety: anandtech.com "AMD K6/300 Processor Review Conclusion Again we are faced with the same dilemma, K6 or Pentium II? A quick recheck of the average prices on the Net resulted in a rewording of the Conclusion to this review. The AMD K6-300 and a MVP3 board will run you at least $100 less than a Pentium II 300/LX combo. That itself is a big enough difference to want to go with a K6-300, however it doesn't end there. In order to make a accurate comparison you must use a Pentium II - 300 running on a 100MHz bus speed, available on a BX board...making that price difference even more than $100. AMD managed to pull a knock-out in this Second Round, let's see how well the availability of the K6-300 stands, and hopefully the price will continue to drop making this an even better deal. The K6-300 isn't the fastest thing out there, but for those of us that can't afford the outstanding price of the newly released Pentium II - 400 it becomes a much more intelligent choice." Get it? Kevin