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To: DragonBoy who wrote (37602)	9/29/1998 12:19:00 AM
From: Yousef	Respond to of 1572507

DragonBoy,, Re: "AMD knew about the problem but shipped that suckers anyway." Here's another interesting excerpt from the announcement. I think AMD will be hearing more from their customers. This could delay the 380mhz and 400mhz K6-2's. "AMD has known about the flaw since the release of the 350-MHz K6-2, and has been working on a patch since then. Typically, AMD does not post information on processor flaws until a fix is found, said sources." Make It So, Yousef