AMD dual chip trounces Intel dual chip

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AMD is on a roll! And at around 100watts! Impressive, I am!

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<A HREF="http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,120750,00.asp" target="_new"> and here is the working link to your article!!! </A>

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And at around 100watts!

TDP. Actual power consumption difference between the X2 and the 840 is even far greater than their TDPs would lead you to believe.

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Yeah now if they would get their 65nm process rolling sometime soon and drop those prices to something a little more affordable I'd be all over it. However I have but little money to spend.

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How many people do you know that spend that kind of money on a CPU alone... I'm talking to Intel dual core prices here. Drop them to $300 or so and it'd be much more attractive not to mention they'd probably get more revenue that way as well.

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But honestly, how many people spend that much on a system.

Don't go too overboard wusy. (I know you will)

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