is not above telling a fib now and then. But few companies consistently get away with telling the outrageous stories that Intel tells with a straight face. I will say AMD gets frustrated now and thand and throws something out of left field, but they have...

how do I explain that none of my co-workers have ever broken a CPU (AMD or Intel)? You tell me one thing (AMD CPUs are fragile as thin mica), but my experience tells me another (AMD CPUs are strong enough for reasonably careful users). I think you know which...

than Intel. AMD have got the upper hand in the budget range because of one thing.. Intel lets them. Intel are now designing LRB right now, its not been released, we or no one has really seen it yet. Intel I will tell you will make a video card at...

manufacturers into accepting the rebates. I can tell you that Dell used AMD as a club to keep the rebates coming and to get Intel to increase the amount that Intel gave them. The reason Intel did this from my friends viewpoint was that Intel wanted and maybe...

is best will probably buy Thunderbird. Most people will not do the research and will buy what Intel tells them to buy.. Anyone notice now much Intel is spending on television advertising right now? It has to be an enormous sum. It seems like every other commercial...

without paging/swapping disk I/O overhead. >4. Are there any compelling reasons for us to consider 64 bit >processors? Are there any reasons to avoid 64-bit capable processors from either AMD or Intel? They don't cost more. >If there is anything...

saying the hardware extremist, the chip trooper's, really need to get a life. The people that start the "amd vs intel" or "ati vs nvidia" crap. Who cares? That is basicly what he is saying. A good discussion about how AMD isn't marketing right or how Intel...

will simply look at the Intel chip steppings >and refuse to run in 64-bit mode on anything other than their last revision, >when Intel tells Microsoft that it's finally gotten the compatibility right. >:-) I dunno, it seems every month The Inquirer...