who do you think will win?

• abao

  8 Dec 05, 10:18

  AMD challenges Intel to a duel with duel-core processors
  
  http://www.amd.com/us-en/0,,3715_13368_13369,00.html?redir=CPSW51
  
  If Intel accepts the challenge, who do you think will win?
  
  I vote AMD
• Mr Fugue

  8 Dec 05, 10:18

  guan wo pi shi??
• dragg

  8 Dec 05, 10:19

  guan wo niao shi??
• lpx88

  8 Dec 05, 10:20

  AMD!!!
  
  
• abao

  8 Dec 05, 10:26

  Originally posted by Mr Fugue:
  guan wo pi shi??

  Of course u should be concerned, Mr Fugue.
  
  If AMD wins : Prices of Intel chips may fall - cheaper computers
  Intel will work hard to beat AMD - leading to better chips
  AMD will FINALLY prove that they are on par, if not BETTER than Intel
• Mr Fugue

  8 Dec 05, 10:27

  Originally posted by abao:

  Of course u should be concerned, Mr Fugue.
  
  If AMD wins : Prices of Intel chips may fall - cheaper computers
  Intel will work hard to beat AMD - leading to better chips
  AMD will FINALLY prove that they are on par, if not BETTER than Intel

  it's okie, I dun go for the best, most advanced, most exp PCs............
• abao

  8 Dec 05, 10:34

  Originally posted by Mr Fugue:
  it's okie, I dun go for the best, most advanced, most exp PCs............

  then wat kind of PC u go for? $999 brand ones?
• Mr Fugue

  8 Dec 05, 10:42

  Originally posted by abao:

  then wat kind of PC u go for? $999 brand ones?

  guan ni pi shi??
• abao

  8 Dec 05, 11:38

  Originally posted by abao:
  AMD challenges Intel to a duel with duel-core processors
  
  http://www.amd.com/us-en/0,,3715_13368_13369,00.html?redir=CPSW51
  
  If Intel accepts the challenge, who do you think will win?
  
  I vote AMD

• irage

  8 Dec 05, 11:51

  Int*l will likely not appear on the duel.
  They don't have a dual core target at server class.
  This move from A*D is part of strategy to snatch some of 90% market share taken by Int*l.
  
  Price competition will not affect comsumer based PC in this case.
  
  
• chanff8

  8 Dec 05, 12:06

  im going for intel. they have a very good roadmap in front of them. Apple is also supporting them, with the next generation of PowerBooks most likely using dual-core Yonah processor from Intel.
  
  AMD i heard they still have some technical difficulties in making 65nm(or isit 64nm?) chips, but i also can't deny the fact that AMD can also overtake Intel, but they'll still have to work really hard