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To: Paul Engel who wrote (40975)	11/6/1998 1:25:00 PM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 1573857

Paul, But Jerry's kids keep talking about the redesigned K6-2 core for >=400 MHz performance and I don't recall you ever saying that it wasn't necessary. Not that it really matters, but here it is: To: +Brian Hutcheson (39564 ) From: +Scumbria Sunday, Oct 18 1998 1:07AM ET Reply # of 40984 Brian, RE: "Jim , re. prepare for the 400 rollout. yes and according to Tom Pabst it incorporates some new design features and is not just a better quality 350 ." I have very hard time believing that AMD would: 1) Jeopardize a critical speed bump with any significant "new design features" or 2) Have had time to implement any significant new design features. I can believe that they did some speed path fixes since 350. Scumbria exchange2000.com