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Subject: Better luck with PPro 166 or 180 at 200 MHz?
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I'm trying to decide whether to get a pair of 166 or 180 MHz PPro's.
Which has a better probability of running at 200MHz, a pair of
166MHz 512k cache, or a pair of 180MHz 256k cache?

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