Intel Conroe To Win AMD Windsor By 20%

"Intel Conroe To Win AMD Windsor By 20% "

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Intel expects its forthcoming Conroe and Merom chips to deliver a performance advantage of at least 20 percent over chips from Advanced Micro Devices that are slated to be released at the same time, an Intel executive said Friday.

Next month's Intel Developer Forum will include a thorough airing of the company's new design philosophies, said Mooly Eden, vice president and general manager of Intel's Mobile Platforms Group. The company plans to brief hardware developers, partners, and analysts on the nitty-gritty details of its new microarchitecture, which is set to replace Intel's blueprints for desktop, mobile and server processors.

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26-09-2006, 09:28:01

PV5150
The Intel Pentium makes a comeback in a 65nm form. Good news, or is it pointless? Considering that the lower clocked C2D's are cheap enough and applications/games are heading towards multi-threaded coding. Feel free to comment

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26-09-2006, 11:11:54

FragTek
Garbage IMO.

26-09-2006, 11:23:16

PV5150
Yeah I agree Frag. Initially I thought that they may have a purpose to fill the price gap, but the C2D range cover it well enough. I don't see myself going back to single core
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