Asus releases Pentium-M adapter

[Trotter]

Gee, Dale, I'm glad to see your debating skills are improving...

 

[dale5605]

I'M ON THE SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM!! WE OWN!!

 

[Trotter]

LOL.

Man, you need a Zanex or something...

 

[dale5605]

WHAT IS ZANEX?!?!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!??!?!??!?!?!??!

 

[Panther5060]

wow this will be great if it works

say good bye to wasteful prescotts and 1000$ chips...

so i guess intel is back on top?

 

[Apokalipse]

that's pretty good, but I'd like to point out something:
the pentium M they tested was overclocked to perform as well as an FX-55
which means the FX-55 at stock speed

*edit*
after looking at the benchmarks, I am not sure that they are really accurate
not that I'm trying to bash Intel, but I mean, the Pentium 4 600 series got lower scores in all benchmarks I've seen, and Athlon 64's have always had much higher memory bandwith.

 

[Trotter]

so i guess intel is back on top?

It's been so long ago, no one remembers when Intel was the big man on campus...

 

[dale5605]

that's pretty good, but I'd like to point out something:
the pentium M they tested was overclocked to perform as well as an FX-55
which means the FX-55 at stock speed

*edit*
after looking at the benchmarks, I am not sure that they are really accurate
not that I'm trying to bash Intel, but I mean, the Pentium 4 600 series got lower scores in all benchmarks I've seen, and Athlon 64's have always had much higher memory bandwith.

And here come the AMD fans trying to make pathetic excuses. No Intels have way better memory bandwidth. I get like 5998MB/s/5997MB/s on sandra's memory bench compared to AMD scoring like 3000 each way.

 

[Trotter]

I'm just happy if it works. I own both.

 

[aspire]

lol my highschools debate team got first in state and are going to nationals. take that jp tite huh