Lord Kalthorn said:For the general use Overclocker perhaps but the EE has been proven in the hands of the only honourable Overclockers that it is the best Overclocking Processor available.
No it hasn't.
Intel is half a year, a year max from bringing out 64-Bit Processors.
No it isn't. Intel is about 1-2 years away.
Business Applications... haha, the business application tester; whatever it is - is complete crap. It tests for nothing anybody does, and cannot stand up on its own. AMD64s have 512Meg Cache, if that - the 4000+ and FX-55s, the high end expensive AMDs have 1Meg. Pentium 4 HTs have 1 Meg - full stop - they don't have less anymore. Itanium2s have 8Meg! AMDs, even when they have the same amount - most certainly dont have 'far more'.
You're an idiot. Full stop. Complete baffoon. AMD64s have more then that. You need to read up on the facts and stop being such a stupid Intel fan boy. Intel is going down.
AMD has more than two processors?... You'll have to go on about that I can't remmember refering to anything but the AMD Processors for Desktops? Of those I can think of 2 in the reasonable End range, FX and Athlon. That goes without saying really so I don't know what you're talking about.
Can we say idiot? Sempron.
Netscape was brought down by a vastly superior application - Intel has only suffered minor market losses, no serious growth loss, and has yet to compare to the difference between Netscape and Internet Explorer. Intel has fight - and as I am on a roll with offering drinks in bets - if Intel looses and becomes a Netscape - I will owe you a Drink. Apple - however much we wish it would, has not gone the way of Netscape yet however.
Intel is going suffer huge losses and is continuing to do so. Read up on business aspects of this. That's what I do. No serious growth loss? There you show your ignorance again. Intel is shit. They will continue to be shit and will always be shit. That's all I will say on them.