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Originally posted by: bobsmith1492
AM2, of course! Ha... :roll:
Originally posted by: inveterate
man,, i reallly don't wanna buy all new stuff
AM2 is the way to go. K8l and 65nm's are socket AM2 and it will only get better.Originally posted by: inveterate
Haven't heard anything.. I'm scared of having to buy all new stuff.
Originally posted by: inveterate
man,, i reallly don't wanna buy all new stuff
Originally posted by: OcHungry
AM2 is the way to go. K8l and 65nm's are socket AM2 and it will only get better.Originally posted by: inveterate
Haven't heard anything.. I'm scared of having to buy all new stuff.
The Conroe hype is cooling off as time goes by and independant reviews conducted.
This website has conducted a few multitask benchmarks and the results are not so great.
The FSB Bottlenecks in multytask and dual GPU.
He's also running the benchmark on a P4 XE and the conroe doesn't look so good compared to it even though the XE would naturally be affected by HD performance as well.Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: OcHungry
AM2 is the way to go. K8l and 65nm's are socket AM2 and it will only get better.Originally posted by: inveterate
Haven't heard anything.. I'm scared of having to buy all new stuff.
The Conroe hype is cooling off as time goes by and independant reviews conducted.
This website has conducted a few multitask benchmarks and the results are not so great.
The FSB Bottlenecks in multytask and dual GPU.
I'm kinda wondering if his 'multitask' benchmark becomes a bigger limitation on HDD access. What is the 'other' benchmark he's running and where is the A64 benchmark for comparison?
Originally posted by: Avalon
Not immediately. What you see from AMD now is what they'll have when Conroe starts hitting the market.
Although, they do have 65nm CPUs due out late Q4 of this year, which may be interesting. If 65nm does anywhere near for AMD what it did for Intel, it will definitely make their chips more competitive.
AMD is also going to go through a string of price drops on their A64 and X2 line of processors over the next coming months, if you can call that an "answer".
Originally posted by: sandorski
Originally posted by: Avalon
Not immediately. What you see from AMD now is what they'll have when Conroe starts hitting the market.
Although, they do have 65nm CPUs due out late Q4 of this year, which may be interesting. If 65nm does anywhere near for AMD what it did for Intel, it will definitely make their chips more competitive.
AMD is also going to go through a string of price drops on their A64 and X2 line of processors over the next coming months, if you can call that an "answer".
Re the Price Cuts: I think once AMD cuts prices the Price/Performane differences between AM@ and Conroe will likely keep AMD competitive for awhile. AMD would certainly want to be the undisputed Performance Champ, but being the Price/Performance Champ isn't too bad, especially for a smaller Player in the market(assuming of course that Profits can be maintained at rates high enough to carry out R&D and other necessary expenses).