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Nope, not another lawsuit. This time the full page ad, featured in today's editions of the San Francisco Chronicle, the San Jose Mercury News, USA Today, and the Wall Street Journal, has AMD challenging Intel to a dual-core server-chip benchmarking head-to-head. This challenge is presumably in response to the recent announcement that Intel's Paxville dual-core Xeon CPU will debut this year, rather than in 2006 as originally planned.
We can't say which chip would win, nor whether Intel will even respond. We would, however, like to suggest that if Intel is looking for some entrance music, Weird Al's "It's All About the Pentiums" would make an excellent choice.
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Dont hold your breath waing for Dell
Dell hasnt made a smart desicision SINCE it signed the "No compete" clause with Intel
by Xsive1 (See profile) - May 20, 2006 2:23 AM PDT
I'm gonna wait
With Intel's advancements in the 'High-K' Metals research. and their announcements for product releases in 2007 and 2008, I am going to wait before investing anymore more money in desktop technology. Or, in laptop technology for that matter....
We are about to see a huge leap forward in processor speed that current technology cannot expand to....
I'm a business user, NOT a gamer. My needs are different than many on here who play games with advanced graphics, my applications allow me some wiggle room on speed and technological advancements.
We are about to see a huge leap forward in processor speed that current technology cannot expand to....
I'm a business user, NOT a gamer. My needs are different than many on here who play games with advanced graphics, my applications allow me some wiggle room on speed and technological advancements.
by freeman88 (See profile) - January 24, 2006 7:02 PM PST
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