Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 08:47:15 05/27/02
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On May 27, 2002 at 10:54:45, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >On May 27, 2002 at 09:39:29, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >In computerchess AMD is anything but beaten. We compare that right now >with K7s of 0.18 micron technology which run "only" 1.73Ghz. > >Soon also 0.13 micron technology will get released and then >the K7 also will run 2.53Ghz soon. It will take intel years >to move on to smaller technology than 0.13, not to mention >AMD. > >bottomline is that no good testing has taken place. only >INTEL compiled versions are compared here. They're not compared >with AMD optimized versions simply so far. Bob seems not awake yet,Also please >understand that the P4 2.53Ghz is the maximum they can pull >out of the 0.13 micron technology. >so an AMD optimized crafty we still have to wait for a bit. > >>It took Intel quite a bit to finally beat AMD, but for how many years Intel has >>been behind AMD and how many months it will take before AMD climb back into >>number one? It is just a matter of months, but right now it is also a matter of >>how much performance you get for every $ dollar, and in this comparison AMD >>still leads. >> >>Jorge. Please....You said, "Also please understand that the P4 2.53Ghz is the maximum they can pull out of the 0.13 micron technology." Also, I quote, "It will take intel years to move on to smaller technology than 0.13, not to mention AMD." That is the biggest load of crap I've heard yet! The P-4 on the 0.13 micron process, has the potential to exceed 5Ghz easily, maybe even 10Ghz! The P-4 is still under developement and by the time they reduce it to a .09 and .06 micron process, and they will, it will hit speeds of 20Ghz+ maybe 30Ghz+ and all this by 2005 to 2007! Stop making false claims. Slater has done some very good work here and invested alot of time and money for everyone here to get some comparative results, and you shit in his face! Shame on you! TM
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