AMD out does Intel by 17.85%

The underdog reputation persists

Wouldn't this denote a 150% lead over Intel?

It's nice to know amd is pulling their game together and is gaining market share again, I was starting to get worried after that last major price drop occurred, this is the first time in history you can buy a native dual core for only a tad over $100 (x2 3600 brisbane), but if they get enough money, they can really put in a lot of effort for barcelona to make it perfect and reasonably priced compared to their dual cores on the market right now (and hopefully more overclockable :? ), then they will really be pwning intel. I also hear that ati is starting to show it's worth, and that's not counting the upcoming r600, and dual gpu version of the r600. Once amd gets the lead back, then we're about to see a major cpu war, which is excellent for the average consumers like us (feel bad for the enthusiasts though, especially the ones who just have to have the top systems on the market), and price will go down immensely with the upcoming 45nm's, so amd will price competitively once those come out, I just can't wait, this going to be amazing

nice to see you turprit, but 30% seems a bit too high to me

when not many people wants a hot and bulking cpu ( p4 ), Intel obviusly HAD TO PAY to bigger makers to keep pushing them no matter what

now with a good technology that beats the prior one by way a lot, they dont need to pay these "pushes" (I wonder if michael dell was angry at this, and thus inmediately changed to AMD )