I'd say you're the one jumping to conclusions. Yes, I missed DDR3 and FB-DIMM, but I was trying to tell it off the top of my head. That said, what I've said has come directly from the horse's mouth, if you will. AMD has themselves admitted that K8L is a "evolution, not a revolution." It should be quite self-evident that that means there are not going to be any major architectural changes. You can doubt what you want, but from the facts released, AMD isn't getting anywhere. DDR3 isn't going to be such a big deal, though FB-DIMM is interesting. Then again, FB-DIMM alone isn't going to sell someone to AMD, especially as Intel also has future FB-DIMM support planned.
K8L is NOT coming out Q1 2007. It is simply coming out in 2007. As said before, a lack of architectural changes will leave the processors with much to desire. That said, AMD has plans for a K8 Quad Core processor in Q4 of 2007, and a K8L Quad Core in Q1 of 2008. Comparatively, Intel has Quad Cores (Kentsfield) planned for an early 2007 release.
I suggest you take the same advice that your fellow AMD supporters have been saying, and not jump to conclusions about products that are not out yet, and that have no working samples. My conclusions, are atleast an educated guess. Your conclusions, on the other hand, are simply wishful thinking, and assuming you know whats going on in AMD's head. AMD has known about Conroe for a long time, and yet they released this K8L information in just the last few weeks. I'd say thats pretty up-to-date.
