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Even if it takes a bit longer, it certainly seems inevitable to me too.Originally posted by: Acanthus
While i really feel intel is going to come roaring back this year from behind.
I disagree. If misinformation/disinformation propaganda campaigns didn't benefit e.g. nV or ATI, do you think they would continue to expend resources on them? Propaganda is a very effective tool of warfare when used properly, and business=warfare.Originally posted by: jazzboy
Jesus how pathetic
I thought this is the sort of thing that you'd see only with ATI/nvidia. Guess I was wrong. From what most peoplle were saying, it seems like intel is about to become really good again but seeing these sort of slides surely doesn't really help them.
Originally posted by: StrangerGuy
Nice funny stuff there.![]()
Exactly. Those slides aren't aimed at hardware geeks. They're for sales people to spout at the general public who know nothing about computers. Blindside em with a few long techy words and misleading graphs and you've got a sale.Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
I disagree. If misinformation/disinformation propaganda campaigns didn't benefit e.g. nV or ATI, do you think they would continue to expend resources on them? Propaganda is a very effective tool of warfare when used properly, and business=warfare.Originally posted by: jazzboy
Jesus how pathetic
I thought this is the sort of thing that you'd see only with ATI/nvidia. Guess I was wrong. From what most peoplle were saying, it seems like intel is about to become really good again but seeing these sort of slides surely doesn't really help them.
Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
Even if it takes a bit longer, it certainly seems inevitable to me too.Originally posted by: Acanthus
While i really feel intel is going to come roaring back this year from behind.
This propaganda campaign is indicative that AMD is no longer just the metaphorical insect buzzing around Intcs' ear, but now the thorn in the Lions' paw, that they just can't seem to get teeth on to dislodge. My point is that thay have typically been dismissive of AMD in the past, so this is, in my mind at least, evidence that they are forced to at the very minimum, take them much more seriously. Perhaps we are witnessing the start of a similar dynamic to the one ATI&nV have had since ATI became a truly serious threat in not just performance, but also market share?
Originally posted by: wizboy11
Just gotta ask this, how does a 805D beat a X2 3800+?
Originally posted by: Markfw900
Sounds like FelixTheCat works for Intel, and this is his lifes work ! Where are you Felix ?
Originally posted by: wizboy11
Just gotta ask this, how does a 805D beat a X2 3800+?