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To: Yousef who wrote (5836)	4/27/1998 5:43:00 PM
From: Kevin K. Spurway	Respond to of 6843

Re: "Yes, it's quite obvious from the article that the K6 and K6-3D are both outperformed by the PII" First of all, the K6-3D wasn't tested. Second, I find it funny, Yousef, how Anand states: "Truly amazing, the K6-300 at 100 x 3.0 manages to crank out Pentium II - 300 scores when paired with the 100MHz bus speed on the MVP3C-M, if it weren't for the lack of an intermediate setting between the 2.2v and 2.8v core voltage settings on the board, I'm sure the K6-300 would have no problem making it up to 350MHz, we'll probably have to wait for some more MVP3 boards to be released for that wish to come true." Later on, Anand notes the price differential between the K6 plus mobo and PII plus mobo at $100. He also notes that he expects this differential to INCREASE. Maybe you should stick to posting your process drivel because your reading comprehension apparently lacks. Kevin