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To: Elmer who wrote (46328)	1/16/1999 9:57:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1571762

Elmer - Tom Uberclockermeister has some very startling things to say about the K6-2 vis-a-vis the Intel product line up. A telling comment: "AMD The new Celerons will give AMD a really hard time. K6-3 seems to be late, which isn't really surprising if we look at what happened with K6-2 or K6 in the last two years. K6-2 has hardly got a chance against Celeron, or at least not at the price point it's selling right now. The performance chart will show you that even Celeron 366 is already faster than K6-2 400. Celeron 366 sells for less than K6-2 400 right now, so that AMD will feel forced to adapt K6-2-prices to Intel's new low-cost/high-performance CPUs. " He has a ton of data showing AMD K6-2 performance vs. Celerons and Pentium II's. Serious AMD investors should consider this a "must read". www5.tomshardware.com Paul