Track John C.Dvorak A recent edition of The Microprocessor Report tells of the woeful situation that has beset the microprocessor industry.
Nobody can sell a non-MMX chip anymore.
Thus, prices have collapsed, screwing up everyone's marketing schemes. The good news is that the consumer will have more computing power for even less money than anticipated. Consider upgrading over the next few months if you haven't got at least 166-MHz speed. I expect to be running a 300-MHz clock by January 1998. But AMD engineers hope to leapfrog Intel again within the next 12 months.