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Intel didn't have a net burst moment. It's not like they had a sudden onset of sanity. Banias was in the pipeline the whole time. Once net burst could no longer be sustained, they switched over.
AMD has no Banias to fall back on. They put all their eggs in the bulldozer basket.
given how long it took intel to pop banias out after it was apparent that netburst would never be a good mobile chip, i'm going to disagree. everything i've seen indicates that banias was an emergency project.
Not talking about paying for the actual electricity, but rather the need to buy a considerably higher-output power supply vs. an equally-configured Intel box.
where the hell are you buying your power supplies? extremely overpowered supplies are available all the time for under $100.
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