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Yes, Marshmallowman, thanks!
"So we can now conclude that a 2.2GHz or faster Opteron/Athlon 64 CPU can and does surpass the 3.2GHz P4 in performance."
Pretty much as expected.
Jerry Jones
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Yes, Marshmallowman, thanks!
"So we can now conclude that a 2.2GHz or faster Opteron/Athlon 64 CPU can and does surpass the 3.2GHz P4 in performance."
Pretty much as expected.
Jerry Jones
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Well whenever I call upon Intel support, they're always there to help me out. Whenever I have a failing CPU (god knows it doesn't happen very often) and I try to explain my problem the guy on the phone would just something like "I don't care, just give me the serial written on the box and I'll send a new one along. Just return your unworking CPU within the box we ship the replacement unit with." That's it, now question asked support. That's why I like IntelOriginally posted by Nowhere
Ermmm...do you think that Intel will support you if the plate (in some way it's an analogy of the rubbers...) on the cpu is damaged or the pins are missing? And thermal damage won't be a problem for AMD soon...
Other than this, I know what you mean. AMD doesn't have this...professional feel to it. I think it's even more visible here than at your place.
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