jocksteelukthe true winner of these battles is the consumer, keep up the good work intel

At least intel is honourable, using straightforward tactics.

Intel just needs to give AMD a break because if AMD loses out, we as consumers are screwed if theres no competetor. Yes it would be a monopoly but Intel would find away out and sell for as high as prices as they want./

Intel doesn't care about our wallets. Corporations don't mind kicking people in the face when they're already on the ground.

which is why we need AMD still going

Right. Just saying, Intel doesn't need to give them a break to save us. They don't care about us.

Yea and I guess you have to see it from both sides, why should Intel do that when its a buines and they make money, pretty straightforward. But for us consumers we Need AMD to live sowe arent going to pay an arm and a leg for a proc

GJSNeptuneThey don't care about us.

Michael Jackson?

DanTheBanjomanMichael Jackson?

Schwa?

wtf?

Last I heard that Intel stole few bastards from AMD and got out with Core 2.

What ever Intel releases I will not even think of buying in my dreams. I am a strong supporter of AMD. All my PCs are AMD. I wish I got a AMD at work!!

Remember those days when AMD was under dog to Intel and was making CPUs for Intel? Remember how bad they were treated??

suraswamiLast I heard that Intel stole few bastards from AMD and got out with Core 2.

Luckily you agree that the people at AMD are bastards :)

So are you saying that Intel had engineers from AMD help make the core 2

DanTheBanjomanLuckily you agree that the people at AMD are bastards :)

lol

bastard:
One born without married parents.

Zero Coollol

bastard:
One born without married parents.

It's also a fun word to sling at people, irregardless of their parents. :D

Zero Coollol

bastard:
One born without married parents.

bas·tard /ˈbæstərd/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[bas-terd] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun
1. a person born of unmarried parents; an illegitimate child.
2. Slang.
a. a vicious, despicable, or thoroughly disliked person: Some bastard slashed the tires on my car.
b. a person, esp. a man: The poor bastard broke his leg.
3. something irregular, inferior, spurious, or unusual.
4. bastard culverin.
–adjective
5. illegitimate in birth.
6. spurious; not genuine; false: The architecture was bastard Gothic.
7. of abnormal or irregular shape or size; of unusual make or proportions: bastard quartz; bastard mahogany.
8. having the appearance of; resembling in some degree: a bastard Michelangelo; bastard emeralds.
9. Printing. (of a character) not of the font in which it is used or found.

DanTheBanjomanbas·tard /ˈbæstərd/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[bas-terd] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun
a. a vicious, despicable, or thoroughly disliked person: Some bastard slashed the tires on my car.

Bingo!

GJSNeptuneBingo!

I dont think you really get the humor and irony of my signature

d44veI dont think you really get the humor and irony of my signature

No, I did. Maybe you didn't get mine. ;)

No, I understand what you are TRYING to do.

You are from OHIO....I understand you cant comprehend some things lol

Ok besides highjacking this thread lol. So does someone have a link to the benchies, like the most legit link?

d44veNo, I understand what you are TRYING to do.

You are from OHIO....I understand you cant comprehend some things lol

You're the one giving possession to 'quote.' ;)

DanTheBanjomanLuckily you agree that the people at AMD are bastards :)

YES, they sent all the BASTARDS into INTEL CAMP. THEY are called TORPEDOS. Eventually they will did their grave and INTELs:D

lol the quote thing in Neptunes sig is pretty funny:laugh:

That is a new one to me, about AMD building chips for Intel (while back) and also about a few folks from AMD coming to Israel to work on a second chip for Intel.

The story reported, in MaximumPC and CPU magazine and at least a dozen others, is that Intel, shortly after AMD released the 64 processor, had two independent teams working on the next P4 successor chip (or whatever PX chip it was). One team came with Netburst, and of course, we all know how that ended. The other team started over from scratch. Something unheard of. They built off the centrino technology and pentium M technology and thus C2D was born. The only thing Intel lacks to completely compete with AMD is integrated memory architecture. Apparently, this is coming in the Penryn. AMD better take a few queues from Intel and try some of their new architecture out.

WarEagleAUThat is a new one to me, about AMD building chips for Intel (while back) and also about a few folks from AMD coming to Israel to work on a second chip for Intel.

The story reported, in MaximumPC and CPU magazine and at least a dozen others, is that Intel, shortly after AMD released the 64 processor, had two independent teams working on the next P4 successor chip (or whatever PX chip it was). One team came with Netburst, and of course, we all know how that ended. The other team started over from scratch. Something unheard of. They built off the centrino technology and pentium M technology and thus C2D was born. The only thing Intel lacks to completely compete with AMD is integrated memory architecture. Apparently, this is coming in the Penryn. AMD better take a few queues from Intel and try some of their new architecture out.

Centrino isn't a technology, it is a label for a system that has a certain set of hardware. Pentium M wasn't exactly from scratch either, it's based on the Tualatin. As for AMD making Intel chips, new to me as well. They did make Intel clones until Intel launched the Pentium. They kept using it's socket for a long time though.