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AMD hasn't succeeded in jumping this same hurdle. Their processors are faster (in workload) than Intel processors with a higher MHz rating. But in our simple minded marketplace where buyers compare clock speeds and pretend that is performance, AMD is losing sales they shouldn't. >>> I think that is why AMD went with a "performance rating system". They could more easily say this is a 1.3 Ghz, but it is labeled as 1800+. Meaning that it is equivalent to a P4 1.8 Ghz. And unlike Cyrix when they did that, AMDs numbers are realistic and have been proven. Mike
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