AMD Half$ Intel

When for example, a AMD 2400+ CPU is about half the price of a 2.4 GB Intel, why bother buy Intel, - better quality materials/build, or just to make more $$$?

If you know of any reasons to buy Intel, please list them.

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Why bother with either?

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No, no! Still better, just put togheter:

- pencil, rubber and tons of paper (recicled, please)
- Abacus (low power comsumption version)
- 5 litres of Italian coffee (but fat free, of course!)
- YOU


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It's well known that in low-end/mid-end AMD offer better price/performance. But the Athlon XP 2400+ is a bit slower than a P4C 2.4GHz).

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It's tricky to use words like <b><font color=green>AMD</font color=green></b> or <b><font color=blue>Intel</font color=blue></b> in a signature some users could think your are biased.