Lord Kalthorn
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Intel Processors are at 60nm now? What in the future... I don't know what SOI technology is - Sons Of Intel perhaps?AMD ZEN said:And now kiddies, we learn that the FX line is going dual core, and that AMD is moving into complete 90nm phase.... Intel sucks... and SOI technology is pwning Intel!
Haha; they can do it; but wherever Honourable Overclocking may be in your anatomy it is the same thing - Intel users have got more power out of their Intels through Overclocking and any AMD overclocker can dream of.Giancarlo said:What a massive moron. You are just not using the facts. You are a foolish idiot. The Intel EE is a crappy processor with what.. 28kb of cache... thanks AMD Zen. Honorable overclocking my rear end... it doesn't make a bit of the difference if Intel can overclock, because AMD can do it just as well if not better.
Market Strategy is Evil anyway. Market strategy is propaganda; and I would have thought you as an Anti-Fascist would be against such things?Giancarlo said:I don't think Intel will be able to change their statist market strategy which is proving a bit of a problem.
The will be a great year for Intel is not the point of the point - the point was that it refered to the release of the Dual Processor Cores in 2005. They would have to be a good deal behind; which they won't, to not release this year. I suppose we shall see though...Giancarlo said:They said 2004 "will be a great year for Intel". Intel has been behind in releasing its CPUs on time.
I don't know L1 Cache specifications, and although it is more important technically - it is not. The L1 Cache in an AMD is below par, the L1 Cache in an Intel is on track. 28kb for a 32-Bit Processor is reasonable; the numbers are not that long and the processor is not going to keep much in the L1 Cache. The 128kb or so in an AMD as AMD Zen said; is not enough for a 64-bit Processor and it will be realised when the programs come out if they stick to that sort of Cache. We both know conversion tables for 32-bit to 64-bit, and while the L1 growth cannot equal the Bits growth - its got to be more than 5 times, if not 10 or 20 times, to make up.Giancarlo said:And Intel only has what? 28kb of L1 Cache? You my friend are foolish beyond belief.
They're Budget Processors Not real Processors.Giancarlo said:They are not processors? What are they then? They are processors.
The same Bad Architecture AMD is slamming together into a vague market oppertunity for the AMD64? Marketting stratagy I cannot discuss - I am not an Open-Market person and will never be; but the AMD64s are merely boshed up Intel Processors, the same sort of boshing done to the EMTs except earlier. Microsoft missed the start of the Internet - Microsoft is on over 80% of all Browsers used. Being the first; is rarely being the worst. It will give Intel a chance to do what Intel have always done - innovate regardless of the market and continue to bring out top of the line Processors for those who have the taste to buy them.Giancarlo said:Intel is still shit because it is based on antiquated architecture and bad marketing strategy.
Touchet; Touchet. Intel Market share losses are based soley on the AMD64; not because of better processors particularly - before 64s AMD were not making a good deal of progress. But because people want 64-bit Processors; even myself. When Intel get in, they will get in hard with a theoretically Quad-Core Processor with at last the Software to back it at 64-bits and at 60nm. With superior L2 Cache and hopefully a better rounded approach to L1 Cache, they will gain whatever Market Share they lost.Giancarlo said:Apple is posting monetary gains too, but is losing market share in the personal computing market. You're an idiot... you can't even speak right... "LOSSES", not "looses". AMD has posted consistent gains in its market share, chipping away at Intel. The big crap company.
It was a pretty good post. His opinion on it should not really be under attack without provokation shoud it?Giancarlo said:Nobody shoots me down, moron.
We all know Silicon is a quite fix. Carbon Tubes and such like are the only reasonable way forward and translating to Silicon is a marketting move to get the responce you have given. The transition to Silicon is a short stopper on Murphy's Law and paying out to stopper it is not as good as paying out to jump its next barrier as Intel are. Its not worth wasting the money.AMD Zen said:Right Corolla, right. That integrated memory controller is awesome, and allows for lightning fast access times, and the SOI (Silicon on Interconnect) is ingenius!! Intel is too stupid to use Silicon, they use the cave man, copper.. UGGG> LMAO!!
The Opterons are no match for the Itanium2s.