Whaaa?
I quote from Tom's article...
"The engineering sample we're using runs at 2.66 GHz by default and supports a single bin of Turbo Boost acceleration, locking it in at 2.8 GHz."
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/core-i5-lynnfield,2379-2.html
For a cpu rated at 2.66 ghz and binned by the turbo at 2.8 ghz, yeah, that's called walking all over the amd offering especially since it's priced lower. Hmmm, the AMD is more expensive, less performance,
clocked 700 mhz higher, meaning less room for overclocking and I ain't going to get into detail with overclocking... Overall, this has got to be the worst beatdown I've seen in the cpu market yet.
Not only did you people count you chickens before they hatched, you tried to count the eggs before they were layed... Not good at all...
@Someguy
I suppose your a novice and never heard of overclocking.
@psychosaysdie
They just don't get it do they?...