CPU Qn: AMD vs Intel

fockyerdod3r

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Well, that's one possible route but in reality, last man standing is the one with the deepest pockets so that rules out most of us... :angel:

Easier to vote with your pocket while AMD is still around. :)

Hard to vote with our pocket eh, their CPU really inferior. Last time AMD so power, use before AMD64 and AMDx2.
 

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Sue them for anti competition monopoly when that time comes.

How to sue them under anti competition, when their competitors beh gan? Its like your teacher punish you for passing the exams when whole class fail. When games/applications start to use multi core, intel confirm will release hexa core CPU (Hexa core 5770k? 5930k & 5960x Octa core?). Their market research department is not retarded.
 

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Sue them for anti competition monopoly when that time comes.

Strictly speaking, Intel is not a monopoly/duopoly because the CPU space is divided between Intel, AMD and ARM. It just looks like a duopoly between Intel and AMD because ARM isn't used for PCs.

So even if AMD dies off, there's still ARM before Intel can be considered a monopoly.
 

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Good luck with that :D

Correction: Good luck with that if it's a Republitard government in power.

I have confidence that the Democrats will do the right thing, so if AMD is going to fall it better fall while Obama is still in power.
 

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I believe AMD is trying to avoid completing with Intel at the extreme end(Gaming), cause they have limited funds.

Currently it seems they are iInvesting in APU, which will eventually be fine tune to be used in smartphone/tablet or chromebook kinda of system.

So both intel and AMD is bringing the game to ARM(and it's licenced partners).

Gaming end looks like we are stuck with Intel, since AMD just pull the plug on FX series.

In Short, AMD IS NOT INTERESTED in fighting with Intel on both fronts.
 

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Sue them for anti competition monopoly when that time comes.

Wait until they become big f*ck bully, there's nothing much you can do. This world is ruled by money, not law. Even lawyer also asking for big money before they fight for you.
 

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Well for gaming CPU, end result would be that Intel had won, AMD giving up the relentless pursuit for the crown.
 
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AMD might win in 2014 with their APU on MOBILE devices.
If they can get the power consumption right.
 

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to sue Intel with anti trust even amd is not around should be not happening since you see how USA dismissed Apple ban from sales while ITC ruled that their infringe Samsung patents.

AMD is not that weak against Intel if the compiler is using the neutral compiler a.k.a open standard/library. most of the games / benchmarks are compiled using ICC....then you know how is the outcome already
 

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to sue Intel with anti trust even amd is not around should be not happening since you see how USA dismissed Apple ban from sales while ITC ruled that their infringe Samsung patents.

AMD is not that weak against Intel if the compiler is using the neutral compiler a.k.a open standard/library. most of the games / benchmarks are compiled using ICC....then you know how is the outcome already

lol let them argue until cow comes home ba...
 
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