[citation][nom]jkflipflop98[/nom]You, and anyone that actually thinks drivel like this is true, obviously has 0 idea how the industry works. ANYONE can work with microsoft to supply improvements/optimizations for their hardware. They will do anything to make Windows better. If you don't believe that then you're a moron.Equally, Win7 has been out for the majority of the time AMD has been working on Bulldozer. AMD and Intel both receive preview builds of windows code from microsoft long before MS products hit the shelf. AMD should have seen their CPU sucked during testing and worked to make a performance patch before the CPU shipped out. Again, if you really think there's some kind of "conspiracy to keep AMD down!" then you're a moron.[/citation]
they were working on it for 5 years, and im betting some of that 5 years was waited out to see when multicore applications become more common than single core.
most of the fail on bulldozer was single core apps, and in multicore it was more often than not in between i5 and i7 in some cases surpassing the i7...
that said, they probably didnt thing everyone would rip them a new one because some retarded applications are still single thread only even though... is there even a single thread cpu made today?
counting on a win7 patch, and more likely win 8 they released now, instead of for win 8.
they were working on it for 5 years, and im betting some of that 5 years was waited out to see when multicore applications become more common than single core.
most of the fail on bulldozer was single core apps, and in multicore it was more often than not in between i5 and i7 in some cases surpassing the i7...
that said, they probably didnt thing everyone would rip them a new one because some retarded applications are still single thread only even though... is there even a single thread cpu made today?
counting on a win7 patch, and more likely win 8 they released now, instead of for win 8.
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