[Manuel Calavera]

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I have been having conversations with AMD, ASUS and other motherboard vendors on the reporting of voltages and temperatures for Ryzen processors (in addition to even clock speed) and the answer at this point is that we just don’t know for sure. CPU-Z is reporting a voltage of 1.482v from the Crosshair VI Hero motherboard when running at 4.0 GHz but I have seen that vary downward to as low as 1.417v, a significant drop if accurate.

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Goldman Sachs Snaps Up $613 Million Worth Of AMD Stock

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Numbers Make My Head Hurt, Just Tell Me What Is Going On

AMD could potentially get paid $5.98 x 50 million shares or 299 million dollars in a few months per Mubadala. That is a lot of capital that can be used to funnel into R&D, acquisitions, or reduce debt.

Mubadala goes from owning 15.6% of AMD to owning 15.3% due to the share count changes, but simultaneously frees a considerable amount of capital (613 million sold to GS but 299 million paid to AMD). Also, they keep 25 million shares in the form of what remains on the warrant (but with less risk).

Goldman Sachs purchased 613.3 million of AMD. Goldman obviously believes AMD is undervalued -- and hopes to resell AMD shares at a higher future price. The lockup period for the acquired block trade shares will end early May with AMDs' server CPU "Naples" being released after.

Conclusion

Mubadala is playing its cards to increase the total shares it owns in AMD and could be paying AMD 299 million in a few months. Goldman Sachs has bought 613 million of AMD stock. The hype of Naples and the high-end GPU "Vega" will send the stock north this summer. Goldman Sachs will profit. Thus: Now is the time to bet with "Team Goldman". After all they did not become not one of the most powerful financial institutions on the planet by losing money on a regular basis. Thus We have increased our holdings in AMD stock based upon this news.