Originally posted by: zenwhen
Originally posted by: Mik3y
with socket 939, amd beats intel in every comparable benchmark. right now, there is nothing intel is better at then amd. not even encoding. dont think amd is flawed. as of now, intel is flawed. they've been doing horribly in the past several months and amd is ahead of the game. its sad, but intel is the underdog.
Stop being a mindless AMD fanboy.
Oh... I forgot. This is Anandtech.
AMD does NOT lead Intel in video encoding. They significantly TRAIL Intel in video encoding. They do so at every level, down every step, and in all situations besides rips to lossy Xvids.
Get your facts straight.
Also, look at some market share numbers before you call Intel an underdog.
AMD will never be the #1 chip maker. They are an enthusiast/server brand that leads in neither market.
Good God chill out ya fan boy. Did you look at any recent benchmarks on the new platforms AMD beats Intel in every single test. Yes EVEN ENCODING.
Also we never called Intel an Underdog. They are having many problems right now, especially heat, power, and 90nm fabrication yeild. Yes intel still dominates the market, and it will take AMD many years of winning chips to challenge Intel.
We have our facts straight why dont you look at a review other than one from last year.
How do you know that AMD will never be the #1 chip maker. Seems like they are doing just fine keeping up. A couple years from now if they keep making good chips we could see them challenge intel in market shares.
Also how do you figure that AMD is an Enthusiast/Server brand and that it doesn't lead in either market.
AMD64 chips beat intel so win for AMD in enthusiast , midrange
At the lowend the Sempron crushes the Celerons, so does the old AXP.
In server Opteron walks all over the Xeons, until recently when Intel revamped the Xeons but once again are having trouble with heat, power, and keeping yeilds up.
In the Mobile market Intel kills the Pentium M is an awesome chip and AMD hasn't stepped up to the plate to try to comptete yet, all they do right now is modify their desktop processors whereas Pentium M is a whole new core based on the PIII IIRC.
In the Enterprise Market well.... yeah, AMD doesn't really have an enterprise level chip, yes the Opteron "beats" those chips in some things but it is in a completely different league. Neither AMD nor Intel have a good handhold on those markets. I believe Sun is the leader there.
I think i have covered everything.
Next time you post something like that watch it because maybe someone will call over an Anandtech moerator for acompletely biased post. Pretty much a troll. So unless you have something sensible to contribute to this thread shut the hell up.
-Kevin