Originally posted by: Viditor
My point in this is that any predictions of Agena's performance are "just hoping/speculating", no matter which way that speculation goes.
You seem to be implying that there exists a threshold of knowledge which is required to be gained before one is capable of making predictions, but not speculations, but that this required knowledge is not the same thing as knowing the precise answer.
Viditor honestly I don't know why you come to threads just to post pointless comments to the tune of "well until you have 100% of the data, and know precisely the answer, you can't really make a prediction about its performance..."
It's a prediction, its what you do in the absence of having the precise data from which you would know the answer.
If predicting did not involve speculating then it would not be called predicting, it would be called knowing.
Or have I got you wrong still. Tell us what data you require to know about Phenom before you would allow yourself to stoop so low as to make a prediction about Phenom's performance? A full-blown AT review?