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In all the commotion I came to the realization along with other members of the community there are things amiss. I congratulate AMD on the yet still 0.18-micron A4-XP. It’s nice to see they take Intel and Motorola’s technology farther that either company thought they could.
But the bigger issue is something underlying to all these so-called benchmarks. Like for instance wouldn’t it make a difference if we knew what the BIOS settings and releases were or what about the drivers, software builds and patches, DirectX versions. Windows settings, FSB, PCI and AGP speeds, what about aperture size or better yet what about fast writes being enabled? Maybe if we knew what the system was set up as in 98 as a network server or desktop machine or in 2k the page file usage, and for all the operating systems page files size and drive speeds. Or the biggest issue I found during my endeavors for system perfection, installation order. There are a few others that I should list but I think you get the point. To properly show each company flag ship CPU’s we would need to know this. But we don’t get to know and that’s what I’m concerned about, how can we as consumers or in some case zealots dictate our arguments and purchases when there is the underlying issue of how the results were gathered and created? Well that’s all from me and my conspiracy theory’s later folks.
-Spuddy
<font color=red>Being Evil Is Good. Cause I Can Be A Prick And Get Away With It.</font color=red> :lol:
But the bigger issue is something underlying to all these so-called benchmarks. Like for instance wouldn’t it make a difference if we knew what the BIOS settings and releases were or what about the drivers, software builds and patches, DirectX versions. Windows settings, FSB, PCI and AGP speeds, what about aperture size or better yet what about fast writes being enabled? Maybe if we knew what the system was set up as in 98 as a network server or desktop machine or in 2k the page file usage, and for all the operating systems page files size and drive speeds. Or the biggest issue I found during my endeavors for system perfection, installation order. There are a few others that I should list but I think you get the point. To properly show each company flag ship CPU’s we would need to know this. But we don’t get to know and that’s what I’m concerned about, how can we as consumers or in some case zealots dictate our arguments and purchases when there is the underlying issue of how the results were gathered and created? Well that’s all from me and my conspiracy theory’s later folks.
-Spuddy
<font color=red>Being Evil Is Good. Cause I Can Be A Prick And Get Away With It.</font color=red> :lol: