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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (37968)	10/3/1998 12:44:00 AM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 1580282

Tenchusatu, <..Just as much as you do.> Wow. I wonder what makes you think so... <..first of all, AMD's achievement of a speed of 400 MHz for a 0.25 micron K6 will be a significant accomplishment, whenever that occurs... ...blah...yield..blah> You did not answer the question, should AMD increase Idsat or cut off Leff altogether:) :) Do some math please. <I've give you that, oh condescending one.> That was good, took me some time to dig a dictionary... <But it's kind of obvious that the top-speed parts that AMD releases are necessarily going to be very low yield compared to...> It sure is obvious to every idiot that a 5-stage pipe is much more complex than 12-14 stage pipe of Pentium-Pro, you are right on target. My educated guess leads me to a factor of 2.5X using a combination of 2rd-grade math with some support from cylindrical and Grassman's algebras in Galua representations:) Theory of deformations also points to the same conclusion, oh highly-educated one. <It's not likely that the K7 will be any more Alpha-like than the Pentium II is,> You said it yourself, alluding to the stolen technology, oh my incontinent one..... <So would you suggest that I load up on some XXX stock...> I do not do advises, ask better Paul Engel on that matter:} Happy investing.