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dvdpiddy
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n°988449
03-09-2006 at 06:46:29 PM

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Actually, I don't even exist.

i knew it you are an intel computer program that posts here ahah!

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ak47is1337
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n°988452
03-09-2006 at 06:47:55 PM

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Actually, I don't even exist.

i knew it you are an intel computer program that posts here ahah!
That would be fcuking awesome.

shinigamiX
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n°988473
03-09-2006 at 07:25:48 PM

Intel Software? Pffft. Beat my Micro$oft w/DRM!

Caboose-1
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n°988520
03-09-2006 at 07:57:48 PM

Holy sh!t this thread is getting big. I bet this will reach 1000 posts by may or sooner. I also bet that dvdPiddy will get to devil's advocate poster status (32,000+ posts) within next year lol.

shinigamiX
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n°988539
03-09-2006 at 08:07:53 PM

Heck, at the rate it's going, it'll get there by tomorrow.

dvdpiddy
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n°988569
03-09-2006 at 08:22:01 PM

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Holy sh!t this thread is getting big. I bet this will reach 1000 posts by may or sooner. I also bet that dvdPiddy will get to devil's advocate poster status (32,00+ posts) within next year lol.

what try in a month

gpfear
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n°988707
03-09-2006 at 09:12:32 PM

I've read a few of the posts on this. I didn't know that everyone was hardcore AMD or Intel. Hopefully the Turion X2 will be released soon so I can get a good comparison to the Intel Core Duo. I am also interested in the Conroe vs AMD X2s as well.

dvdpiddy
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n°988728
03-09-2006 at 09:19:39 PM

finally an unbiased poster :roll:

CompGeek
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n°988795
03-09-2006 at 09:52:42 PM

Lets look on the bright side. We all have refreshed our knowlage(at least i did).
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Conroe will beat AMD. If DDR2 is so good than why pentiums that used it performed bad in stuff that actually make use of it except multitasking. I know that the chip wasn't great but still if DDR2 bandwidth makes a great difference than why can't we all see it.
DDR2 will improve AMD performance by 5%. Intel will still be having a substantial lead.

gpfear
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n°988810
03-09-2006 at 09:59:26 PM

Intel's lead is not so much in performance as it is in total package. By total package I mean Intel processor, graphics, sound, chipset. AMD does not offer this. Intel owns 80% of the video market now. The 20% being occupied by Nvidia and ATI. The commercial market is where the money is anyway which most enterprises are Intel only.

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n°988933
03-09-2006 at 10:53:06 PM

I wasn't aware that intel owned 80% of the video market. Maybe they just don't talk about that since their margins are so small for integrated graphics.

gpfear
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n°988940
03-09-2006 at 10:55:57 PM

Wondering if the integrated graphics can handle Vista when it comes out.

hergieburbur
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n°988955
03-09-2006 at 11:01:43 PM

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Wondering if the integrated graphics can handle Vista when it comes out.



Last I saw, no. Only the very newest IGPs can handle vista. A lot of laptop owners are fairly upset about that.

ak47is1337
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n°988987
03-09-2006 at 11:22:38 PM

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Wondering if the integrated graphics can handle Vista when it comes out.



Last I saw, no. Only the very newest IGPs can handle vista. A lot of laptop owners are fairly upset about that.
No, Intel is building an integrated solution specificially for Vista with all the bells and wistles and goodies it needs. Vista doesn't really tax the GPU itself, it just needs SM3.0, Directx9 etcetera.

hergieburbur
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n°989002
03-09-2006 at 11:32:00 PM

uhh ok. I don't realy get whether you are agreeing with me or not, but most IGps currently out don't support the Vista requirements, esepcially SM3

ak47is1337
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03-09-2006 at 11:34:09 PM
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