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Ummm, excuse me? Is there something about my factual and explicit statement that you did not comprehend? Let me spell it out for you formula...if you take an Intel/AMD cpu and clock it down to 733 and slap in photoshop or any other 'graphics professional' software for that matter and compare it with benchmarks to a 733 G4, the Intel/AMD solution would get bludgeoned. Get it? Motorola has got those G4's tweeked big time for 3d rendering and all that crap about clock for clock gets thrown out the window when were talking about apple ay? Be consistant...if you feel the need to compare stuff clock for clock, include macs then too. Clock for clock comparisons are not a valid measurement in todays hardware arena. If they were, everyone would be buying Macs. >>
Excuse me? Theres nothing wrong with clock for clock. But you can't take a bench from photoshop and say that its the best clock for clock. One bench isn't anything. The platforms runs on completely different os's ect. With a Intel/Amd set you can run clock for clock, because the OS and everything is the same. Mac/Intel is completely different. Amd/Intel = x87 so you can run them with the same benches and get a conclusion. You are just upset because you need your P4 @ 1.7 just to beat a Pee3. If the P4 wasn't so crappy compared to the Pee3/Athlon you wouldn't have a problem with clock for clock. Even with the P4 at 2.2 and the Athlon at 1.5 the P4 still get owned in most benches(Not just one). But since it is so weak without the baby bottle(SSE2) you feel that a clock for clock isn't right. Intels own fault for making the FPU so weak. Your own fault for buying it.
Also I would like to know why clock for clock isn't valid in todays hardware?
I can't believe i'm in a arguement over something so stupid anyways. See Ya.
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Jee, Intel is pretty studpid. Maybe you could do better. What was the market cap of the last company you ran. What products did you produce. What one has to remember is that performance is just one side of the equation. INtel is a business to make money. Sure making money and performance are correlated but I believe the p4 has a great future. Were just not quite ready for it yet. Some people have always been shortsighted and said if the current applications works better why invent something new. OF course then we'd all still sit around fires and grunt.