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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (56945)	5/1/1999 3:07:00 PM
From: Yousef	Respond to of 1577188

Jim, Re: "Yousef, You sure like to twist words around." Sorry Jimmy if I touched your "sensitive spot" ... After all, your "day job" is investing, or at least that is what someone said on this thread. You DID say that you hoped for a profit this quarter from AMD ... This is a FACT. --> Message 9263184 Did I tell you that I think you're an "investing genius" ... Oh yeah that's right, I already did. <ggg> --> Message 9233073 Message 8915099 Jimmy, Looks like you need to get another "day job". <ggg> Re: "I realize you are desperate to cover up your pathetic prediction that AMD would never get from 300MHz to 475MHz that you'll try anything." Jimmy, You are WRONG on this account as well ... Please see my post from July '98 --> Message 9210936 Now Jimmy, get down "off my leg". <ggg> Make It So, Yousef

To: Jim McMannis who wrote (56945)	5/1/1999 3:58:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 1577188

JimmyMac - Re: " when a so called "process expert", PhD, who makes a living advising companies "about" process technology COMPLETELY misses AMDs ability to ramp from 300MHz to 475MHz on 2500 Angstrom units...well" Yousef did not anticipate AMD resorting to Desperate Measures - a 10% JACK UP in the voltage - for them to reach their overclocking speeds. I think Yousef and I and all other folks realize that AMD will resort to selling "overclocking" in their quest to maintain parity with Intel's process technology. Care to offer an explanation for the lack of 450 MHz Kmart 63's? Paul