Wow it amazes me that pro amd reporters still get away with this, below is a quote say intels quad core is "mixed" results. Mixed???? Intel is the only quad core maker how can it be mixed - if they sold 1 quad core that be 1 more then anyone else!
Eweak - says intel lost ground to intel in 2006 - i guess this is the mixed results from quad cores in 2007! What crapy reporting!
I ask you email Eweak ask them why the results are "mixed'! Any intel C2D fans email these guys - you be no doubt getting a q-core for 775 platform when prices fall!
Intel releases the first quad core - intel is to release a 50w quad core and amd has nothing and the results are "mixed"! Scum bag-->Scott Ferguson
I will be email this post to Eweak!
"In the past few months, Intel has pushed its first-to-market advantage. The results, so far, have been mixed.
A Jan. 31 report by Mercury Research showed that Intel has been able to make up some ground in the server market. However, the company lost market share in the x86 space to AMD during 2006, although the price war with Intel has also taken a toll on AMD's bottom line. On March 5, the company warned investors that its first-quarter revenue would fall short of the $1.6 to $1.7 billion it had projected in January. "
ok i gave them my opinion:
http://www.eweek.com/talkback_details/0,1932,s=26006&a=202818,00.asp?m=22238
Eweak - says intel lost ground to intel in 2006 - i guess this is the mixed results from quad cores in 2007! What crapy reporting!
I ask you email Eweak ask them why the results are "mixed'! Any intel C2D fans email these guys - you be no doubt getting a q-core for 775 platform when prices fall!
Intel releases the first quad core - intel is to release a 50w quad core and amd has nothing and the results are "mixed"! Scum bag-->Scott Ferguson
I will be email this post to Eweak!
"In the past few months, Intel has pushed its first-to-market advantage. The results, so far, have been mixed.
A Jan. 31 report by Mercury Research showed that Intel has been able to make up some ground in the server market. However, the company lost market share in the x86 space to AMD during 2006, although the price war with Intel has also taken a toll on AMD's bottom line. On March 5, the company warned investors that its first-quarter revenue would fall short of the $1.6 to $1.7 billion it had projected in January. "
ok i gave them my opinion:
http://www.eweek.com/talkback_details/0,1932,s=26006&a=202818,00.asp?m=22238