Here's guess to pricing in June. Intel & AMD comparison Look like Conroe mayl be cheaper for the equivalent CPU by quite a bit.
Originally posted by: Duvie
Why do you guys keep bumping this thread??? Wait for some actual benchmarks.....This thread is bloated enough for actually no decent news in it....
fact is if Intel sells their cpus at those prices, it will amount to dumping their product...It is going to make their sizeable supply of current cpus now virtually worthless in comparison to performance....
For that I am skeptical on pricing...it makes no business sense IMO...
http://www.pricewatch.com/cpu/
look at those pentium D prices....They wont be able to beat the $241 conroe....I see a bunch of preslers and smithfields not selling or Intel sub 100 dollar cpus...
Originally posted by: Viditor
Originally posted by: Duvie
Why do you guys keep bumping this thread??? Wait for some actual benchmarks.....This thread is bloated enough for actually no decent news in it....
fact is if Intel sells their cpus at those prices, it will amount to dumping their product...It is going to make their sizeable supply of current cpus now virtually worthless in comparison to performance....
For that I am skeptical on pricing...it makes no business sense IMO...
http://www.pricewatch.com/cpu/
look at those pentium D prices....They wont be able to beat the $241 conroe....I see a bunch of preslers and smithfields not selling or Intel sub 100 dollar cpus...
Agreed...on all points!
I think the missing link here is availability. If availability is low on Conroe, then what do you buy? If availability is low, then why not give all of your new chips to Dell first (which means that they are the only major supplier of Conroe systems for the Xmas holidays).
Duvie is quite correct that the pricing makes no sense at all, so we must be something here...
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: designit
Dont be so optimistice about overclocking this new "Core Architecture" (conroe I mean).
Because of Advance shared cache, wide Dynamic execution, and smart memory access Intel has implemented, these new chips are unclockable. Yes you will be able to overclock them, but nothing will be stable, and nothing will pass. Another word corrupted OS and system. Why do you think no one has been able to overclock conroe as we have seen a few tests already (by the exterme overclocking experts)?
Every time they tried to overclock it, system crashed. They blame it on BIOS, but dont count on new bios to fix it. IT CAN NOT OVERCLOCK as stated the reasons above.
Who is going to put a wager on my prediction?
Me Me Me! So what's at stake? Btw, I like how you use the marketing terms "Wide Dynamic Execution" and "Smart Memory Access" to justify your belief. So anyways, what are we wagering?
How about the loser buys the winner a retail mainstream (2.4/2.66) conroe when they discover if the conroe overclocks or not. Whatever the retail price is at that time.
Originally posted by: pillage2001
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: designit
Dont be so optimistice about overclocking this new "Core Architecture" (conroe I mean).
Because of Advance shared cache, wide Dynamic execution, and smart memory access Intel has implemented, these new chips are unclockable. Yes you will be able to overclock them, but nothing will be stable, and nothing will pass. Another word corrupted OS and system. Why do you think no one has been able to overclock conroe as we have seen a few tests already (by the exterme overclocking experts)?
Every time they tried to overclock it, system crashed. They blame it on BIOS, but dont count on new bios to fix it. IT CAN NOT OVERCLOCK as stated the reasons above.
Who is going to put a wager on my prediction?
Me Me Me! So what's at stake? Btw, I like how you use the marketing terms "Wide Dynamic Execution" and "Smart Memory Access" to justify your belief. So anyways, what are we wagering?
How about the loser buys the winner a retail mainstream (2.4/2.66) conroe when they discover if the conroe overclocks or not. Whatever the retail price is at that time.
How much are you willing to lose designit??
why is it impossible to dicuss anything in internet forums without 75% of the posts eventually degrading into namecalling, why even post if all you are going to do is insult others and not add to the discussion.
Conroe has been tested in many situations, it has excelled in most, we don't know the full story, but from the good deal we do know things are looking good. Does this mean i'm an Intel fanboy?, does it mean that im a fool to beleive stuff that comes out 3 months before the processor is released? Not in my opinion, if you wan't to dicuss Conroe then you have to use what we know so far, an intellegent and reasonable person could certainly make an argument in favor of either Intel or AMD at this point, calling people names jsut because they disagree with you does not make you any more right. Certainly there are people who will continue to stick to one of these companies to the bitter end, but I think most of us here are not so single minded and will allow ourselves to be swayed if evidence continues to mount in Conroes favor, right now its just a matter of your trust for people at XS, for Intel, and for your ability to judge how the Core microarchitectre will effect real world performance.
just my 2 cents
Are we taking into account Intel and AMD's different measurement of TDP? Ie AMD being the absoulte upper limit and the Intel only being something like 80% (number is rough estimate, but in real terms of power closer to reality, just misleading in comparison)
Why do you guys keep bumping this thread??? Wait for some actual benchmarks.....This thread is bloated enough for actually no decent news in it....
fact is if Intel sells their cpus at those prices, it will amount to dumping their product...It is going to make their sizeable supply of current cpus now virtually worthless in comparison to performance....
For that I am skeptical on pricing...it makes no business sense IMO...
http://www.pricewatch.com/cpu/
look at those pentium D prices....They wont be able to beat the $241 conroe....I see a bunch of preslers and smithfields not selling or Intel sub 100 dollar cpus...
Originally posted by: IntelUser2000
why is it impossible to dicuss anything in internet forums without 75% of the posts eventually degrading into namecalling, why even post if all you are going to do is insult others and not add to the discussion.
Conroe has been tested in many situations, it has excelled in most, we don't know the full story, but from the good deal we do know things are looking good. Does this mean i'm an Intel fanboy?, does it mean that im a fool to beleive stuff that comes out 3 months before the processor is released? Not in my opinion, if you wan't to dicuss Conroe then you have to use what we know so far, an intellegent and reasonable person could certainly make an argument in favor of either Intel or AMD at this point, calling people names jsut because they disagree with you does not make you any more right. Certainly there are people who will continue to stick to one of these companies to the bitter end, but I think most of us here are not so single minded and will allow ourselves to be swayed if evidence continues to mount in Conroes favor, right now its just a matter of your trust for people at XS, for Intel, and for your ability to judge how the Core microarchitectre will effect real world performance.
just my 2 cents
That's the joys of being on internet, all the name-calling, threatning to kill, trolling. There is really not much civility on internet. BTW, your comment is one of the best on this thread, keep up the good work .
Are we taking into account Intel and AMD's different measurement of TDP? Ie AMD being the absoulte upper limit and the Intel only being something like 80% (number is rough estimate, but in real terms of power closer to reality, just misleading in comparison)
For Pentium 4/D's TDP is LOWER than actual power, but for Pentium M, it has been shown that TDP is equal or higher than actual power. Since Conroe can run on heatpipe with no fan, I think it would be similar to Pentium M at least.
Why do you guys keep bumping this thread??? Wait for some actual benchmarks.....This thread is bloated enough for actually no decent news in it....
fact is if Intel sells their cpus at those prices, it will amount to dumping their product...It is going to make their sizeable supply of current cpus now virtually worthless in comparison to performance....
For that I am skeptical on pricing...it makes no business sense IMO...
http://www.pricewatch.com/cpu/
look at those pentium D prices....They wont be able to beat the $241 conroe....I see a bunch of preslers and smithfields not selling or Intel sub 100 dollar cpus...
All you are is being skeptical. From the first IDF review, to look on the architecture, to synthetic benchmarks, there is no really clue that says Conroe can perform no less than superior.
Does it made sense that Intel is actually pricing Pentium D's at lower prices than X2's?? I bought Pentium D 805 for $149.99 Cdn!!! That's $135 for you US folks!!
Did it make sense back then when Intel came with Pentium 4 1.7GHz at a LOWER price than Pentium 4 1.5GHz?? However, they DID. Pentium 4 1.7GHz came at HALF the price of 1.5GHz for like 2 weeks.
Originally posted by: Duvie
Originally posted by: IntelUser2000
why is it impossible to dicuss anything in internet forums without 75% of the posts eventually degrading into namecalling, why even post if all you are going to do is insult others and not add to the discussion.
Conroe has been tested in many situations, it has excelled in most, we don't know the full story, but from the good deal we do know things are looking good. Does this mean i'm an Intel fanboy?, does it mean that im a fool to beleive stuff that comes out 3 months before the processor is released? Not in my opinion, if you wan't to dicuss Conroe then you have to use what we know so far, an intellegent and reasonable person could certainly make an argument in favor of either Intel or AMD at this point, calling people names jsut because they disagree with you does not make you any more right. Certainly there are people who will continue to stick to one of these companies to the bitter end, but I think most of us here are not so single minded and will allow ourselves to be swayed if evidence continues to mount in Conroes favor, right now its just a matter of your trust for people at XS, for Intel, and for your ability to judge how the Core microarchitectre will effect real world performance.
just my 2 cents
That's the joys of being on internet, all the name-calling, threatning to kill, trolling. There is really not much civility on internet. BTW, your comment is one of the best on this thread, keep up the good work .
Are we taking into account Intel and AMD's different measurement of TDP? Ie AMD being the absoulte upper limit and the Intel only being something like 80% (number is rough estimate, but in real terms of power closer to reality, just misleading in comparison)
For Pentium 4/D's TDP is LOWER than actual power, but for Pentium M, it has been shown that TDP is equal or higher than actual power. Since Conroe can run on heatpipe with no fan, I think it would be similar to Pentium M at least.
Why do you guys keep bumping this thread??? Wait for some actual benchmarks.....This thread is bloated enough for actually no decent news in it....
fact is if Intel sells their cpus at those prices, it will amount to dumping their product...It is going to make their sizeable supply of current cpus now virtually worthless in comparison to performance....
For that I am skeptical on pricing...it makes no business sense IMO...
http://www.pricewatch.com/cpu/
look at those pentium D prices....They wont be able to beat the $241 conroe....I see a bunch of preslers and smithfields not selling or Intel sub 100 dollar cpus...
All you are is being skeptical. From the first IDF review, to look on the architecture, to synthetic benchmarks, there is no really clue that says Conroe can perform no less than superior.
Does it made sense that Intel is actually pricing Pentium D's at lower prices than X2's?? I bought Pentium D 805 for $149.99 Cdn!!! That's $135 for you US folks!!
Did it make sense back then when Intel came with Pentium 4 1.7GHz at a LOWER price than Pentium 4 1.5GHz?? However, they DID. Pentium 4 1.7GHz came at HALF the price of 1.5GHz for like 2 weeks.
Actually the 805 did make sense...the 820D had been sub 200 for awhile and this is only 2.66ghz with a 533fsb....Withoiut ocing this thing is slower in most apps then my cpu from 2 years ago....It is only worth the money for ocers IMO....
Comparing that to a conroe is just absurd......The conroe at its slowest incarnation will beat the best they have now 965EE...So tell me how 1/4 the price makes sense....
Originally posted by: IntelUser2000
Are we taking into account Intel and AMD's different measurement of TDP? Ie AMD being the absoulte upper limit and the Intel only being something like 80% (number is rough estimate, but in real terms of power closer to reality, just misleading in comparison)
For Pentium 4/D's TDP is LOWER than actual power, but for Pentium M, it has been shown that TDP is equal or higher than actual power. Since Conroe can run on heatpipe with no fan, I think it would be similar to Pentium M at least.
Originally posted by: Bobthelost
Originally posted by: IntelUser2000
Are we taking into account Intel and AMD's different measurement of TDP? Ie AMD being the absoulte upper limit and the Intel only being something like 80% (number is rough estimate, but in real terms of power closer to reality, just misleading in comparison)
For Pentium 4/D's TDP is LOWER than actual power, but for Pentium M, it has been shown that TDP is equal or higher than actual power. Since Conroe can run on heatpipe with no fan, I think it would be similar to Pentium M at least.
So for desktop use the desktop TDP is an underestimate then? Or at least in comparison to the TDP calculation used by AMD. I might feel more guilt at trying to hijack this thread if it were serving a useful purpose, but as it is...
Originally posted by: Markfw900
I think he means this thread has no purpose (at this time), so why bother. I tend to agree, too early to even argue about conroe when there are no facts to argue.
Originally posted by: Markfw900
What is debatable ? There are previews reviews and rumors and benchmarks from debateable places, but I don't call those facts. And Conroe is not available to buy, has no officially supported motherboards, etc... I don't argue that Conroe has promise, and I have said it, but to argue "facts" at this point, is frankly pointless. Why can't you acknowledge that ?
Its not even released yet !!! So how can anybody really debate anything ?
Originally posted by: Markfw900
I'm not ignoreing anything, I just don't call them facts when the item of discussion does not even exist yet !
Originally posted by: Markfw900
Right, none of them exist officially and I don't suppose anything. ES are just that, not product.