Amd

[sonanse]

so they introduced it but they sold the right to over people to manfacture

 

[Nitestick]

no they never manufactured it it was designed by a third party but had not yet been implemented by any company. memory manufacturers do have research and development departments but what they make isn't on the market until a cpu/motherboard manufacturer supports it

 

[john3]

nitestick where was your post on how AMDs and Intels work, and why AMD is better, that was very newbie friendly and i finally understood it.

you should quote it here. and someone should add it to one of the stickies about AMD and Intel for the n00bs who have no clue wat gaara is talking about.

 

[reggie_da_man]

Put it this way. Intel has a big 10 lane highway and has to get cars from point A to point B. However the highway is full of wholes and it's beaten to ****. So everytime a car falls through (loss of data) it has to restart. AMD has to get cars from point A to point B aswell but on the other hand, they have a 5 lane highway in beautiful condition so cars don't have to restart (no loss in data).

 

[john3]

hey, thats a good, great explanation, although i never new about the loss of data part on intels side. wierd :s