Under The Kimono: Inside Intel's Hidden R&D

[Guest]

Toms....I'm soo tired of having to reload your page everytime i want to look at a new pic... talk about milking users for the sponsors. Don't worry though, after 8 years I'm done and won't be back.

 

[Montana Products]

Wow! The CPU test was very impressive. I was just wondering how Intel was able to apply 100 AMPS to the CPU with those thin wires. The last time I hooked up anything with 100 AMPS it required 00 wire the diameter of a dime. 100 AMPS will melt the handlebars on your Harley. Intel is truly amazing.

 

[murdoc]

I find it quite interesting how Toms hardware likes to use remarks about Asians in its articles. A perfect example of this is this one. What's the point of saying "Under the kimono??" I quite frankly am not amused by this and think that this need to change. Can the author of this article please explain why you didn't put "under a skirt?" and instead chose "under a kimono?" Is there a hidden connotation to this? You are talking about an American company which has nothing to do with anything related to Asia. In fact, I don't think that Intel even manufactures its motherboards in Japan.

 

[Guest]

Great article. I have the smackover board and it is excellent. I would buy intel again for sure.

The only bad thing is all these idiots posting all this crap, ruining any possible discussion about the story.