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[QUOTE="superclocked"]TC, you must not keep up with technology news, or you haven't been on the technology scene very long. The original Phenom was like Bulldozer, disappointing. But just as AMD fixed the problems with the original Phenom, they're also fixing the problems in the Bulldozer architecture. AMD is making performance improvements across the entire chip with it's Steamroller revision. Piledriver only offered reduced power usage features btw. Try doing some research before posting next time ;) Also, I've got to say that anyone who wants Intel to have no competition in the CPU market is complete f****** idiot...GummiRaccoon
I never said I wanted Intel to have no competition.Don't put words in my mouth... and don't speculate as to what a certain poster's stance is because you can look like a tool. I'm merely calling it like it is while laughing at AMD's predicament, because it's their pathetic management that's ultimately landed them in this horrible position.
I can't help but be fascinated by this train wreck of a company and how poorly its been run post Conroe. The entire division on the top floor of the Green building needs to be axed because such a consistent display of incompetence is mind boggling.
Also, the only thing that still causes head scratching are the apologists, actually forgiving AMD for bringing out an inferior - not in all cases, but several - product to its predeccesor. That, in itself, is completely inexcusable in my book. Bulldozer regressed in many ways from Phenom II and to ignore such an epic fail is homerism at its finest.
You're basically saying "it's cool dude, don't worry, even though they royall screwed up and produced a turd, they're fixing that turd."
They shouldn't have produced that turd to begin with.This isn't a small, family run business, this is a corporation that produces "high end" CPU's. Forgive me for expecting better.
What are pentium 4s?
They were turds, just like Bulldozer. That's why I had an Athlon 64 (shocking, I know).
See, I have no problem admitting that. You're under the assumption I'm an Intel homer. I just favor present superiority, which is a term you can no longer associate with AMD.
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