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AMD's chips are touted as performance leaders today, but Intel thinks it's set to reclaim that crown later this year.
AMD's chips are touted as performance leaders today, but Intel thinks it's set to reclaim that crown later this year.
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> "We believe we'll be able to open a major gap," with the new processors, Eden said.
First close the one that exists :) (GO, AMD!)
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INTEL is 5 generations behind AMD
Who believe this Mooly Eden's shameless bragging of the old stuff. It was the American Bob Colwell who designed Pentium Pro, the middle-east amateurs just improved it, and call it revolutionary.
Why did you have to make the ?middle east? comment???????????
As far as having a Pentium pro architecture??..yeah I am sure its basically the same thing shrunk to .65??NOT. Sure some of its base design might be the same?but how does anyone really know until it comes out.
Also there was a rumour that AMD is already prepared to implement ZRAM technology in its caches. Most caches these days are made with SRAM technology, which requires around 5 transistors to create one RAM cell. ZRAM is a technology that can do this with one transistor! Therefore if AMD wanted to, it could implement a 4MB ZRAM cache in less space than it takes to put on 1MB SRAM cache.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bizwk/051230/b3966001.html?.v=1
One thing Yonah won't have, at least initially, is the ability to run 64-bit applications.
http://news.com.com/Intel+spills+beans+on+Yonah,+the+next+notebook+chip/2100-1006_3-5729925.html
"We made a conscious decision not to include it" because of the impact on battery life, Eden said.
Intel's hype does smell a lot like Microsoft's these days. They are playing catch-up and not making-up much ground. They would be better served to adopt more of what AMD has done, then start to make the chip design their own again. This game of trying to mask the major short-comings of their current design can't last.
I'm not anti-intel, I just want the best CPU out there, and right now that is an AMD chip.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bizwk/051230/b3966001.html?.v=1
"There definitely are people who are highly skeptical, who think this is all fluff, all just gloss -- that if you make good technology, you don't need the glitz," says Genevieve Bell....
"People are smart enough to pick quality when given a choice, and calling something a platform doesn't guarantee quality," Ruiz says....
One example of the new approach is Bern Shen. A doctor who practiced internal medicine for 15 years, he joined Intel three months ago to help develop technologies for digital health. He works with Intel's ethnographers to figure out which technologies might help in monitoring the vital signs of the elderly or tracking the diet of people with Alzheimer's. "The fact that they hired me is an indication of the new Intel," he says.
"They are pushing some very innovative approaches, in areas that relate to dementia, Alzheimer's care, and Parkinson's disease."
Says Schmuel "Mooly" Eden, an Israeli engineer who helped spearhead the Centrino launch and now heads marketing for the Mobility Group: "When I went back to Israel to talk to some of the engineers, they said: 'You're only one year in marketing, and already you're brain-damaged."'
We get it. You don't like Intel or Eden.
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- Conroe is slower than Athlon 64
- by sharikou April 15, 2006 5:55 PM PDT
- http://sharikou.blogspot.com/2006/04/clovertown-scores-revealed.html
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