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On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 17:36:19 +0000, Lee Waun wrote:
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> "Keith" <krw@att.bizzzz> wrote in message
> news
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>> On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 01:51:22 +0000, Lee Waun wrote:
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>> >
>> > "JK" <JK9821@netscape.net> wrote in message
>> > news:410AA9D0.A6AA3FBC@netscape.net...
>> >> It is not a matter of bashing, it is a matter of explaining to people
>> >> that they should research the alternatives first, then decide if an
>> >> Intel processor is a good choice. In most instances, an AMD
>> >> processor will provide better performance at each price point.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> > No if we want to learn about AMD we can go research it. We don't need
> you
>> > AMD lovers cramming it down our throats. If I want a space heater for I
>> > computer I would have bought a AMD years ago. Now Intel has the
> prescotts
>> > which are even better space heaters than the AMD's so once again Intel
> is
>> > superior.
>>
>> Ok, you're saying, "I'm stupid and wish to remain so"? Or more like, "my
>> mind is made up; don't confuse me with the facts"?
>> >
>> > True I just want a computer so I will stick to my Northwood.
>>
>> You didn't research before you bought and now don't want to be told that
>> you made a mistake? Burry your head deeper. The world will ignore you.
>>
>> --
> No I did all the research I needed too and I don't want AMD. I want the
> industry standard which is Intel. Not AMD.
For some reason you insist on proving me right (you are an idiot). You've
been told to open your eyes, yet insist that blindness is natural (more
evidence of your ignroance can be found in your X-Newsreader tag).
Hint: Intel is no more "standard" than AMD. Indeed Intel is no more
consistent with Intel as AMD is with Intel. Each processor has its
quirks and Intel has proven their mettle at quirkiness with the P4. Not
to mention that Intel is now following (and poorly, I might add) AMD down
the *AMD64* architecure path. Please do note the *AMD* in that
architecture name.
Please do come back and discuss reality when you've grown up a bit. Those
who work in the business might teach you somethign once you admit that
you don't know...
--
Keith