On Monday, pros were talking about the potential upside in chips after Texas Instruments reported higher-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue due to demand for its chips improving more quickly than it had forecast.

But despite the bullish developments, the Fast Money pros do not think the trade is long TXN.

“We’re getting toward valuations where Texas Instruments might not make a lot of sense anymore, says top trader Guy Adami.

Instead he suggests looking at rival Intel .

“The dividend is better and valuation is better,” he says. “And it’s been chugging along nicely.

Joe Terranova echoes the sentiment. I agree with Guy,” he says. But instead of Intel, in the chip space Terranova likes Linear Technologies for upside.