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AMD Dual-Core Processors May Pose Threat 2-Way Opteron Systems.

Started by: kaz | Date 05/05/05 03:25:29 AM
Comments: 7 | Last Comment:  05/06/05 12:21:56 PM

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"AMD Opteron 875 Outperformed by Intel Pentium Extreme Edition 840"

In what?!
Power dissipation?
Price?

This "news" is not news. And since when PEE840 is a server chip?
Put it on ECC memory and see it struggling....

I reconsider you to write this thing again.
[Posted by: kaz | Date: 05/05/05 03:25:29 AM]
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Okay, and I am guessing that an X2 will be faster than the Opteron too. They are comparing a niche desktop chip to an enterprise class server chip. Call me when Intel gets a DC server chip out the door that beats the Opteron x75 and x70.
[Posted by: mamisano | Date: 05/05/05 09:40:12 AM]

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Dual core process to compete favorably against more expensive dual processor systems? No WAAAAaaaaaay!
[Posted by: Marvin the Martian | Date: 05/05/05 08:29:11 PM]

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From the very start, dual-core could pose a situation where its a favourable alternative to dual processor.

HOWEVER, dual processor motherboards have features that single-socket mobos don't. (huge memory capacity, true dual 16x SLI implementation, etc.)

To merely say dual-core is better shows only but a narrow view. One would need to assess the package as a whole system before making such a bold statement.
[Posted by: 22 | Date: 05/06/05 12:21:56 PM]

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