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I don't read it at all unless linked to it. I don't get a chub for rumormongering, correct or not.
Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
I don't read it at all unless linked to it. I don't get a chub for rumormongering, correct or not.
Originally posted by: Pariah
So which one of those would be considered a game?
So who's the clueless loser now?
Originally posted by: EndGame
Inq had a piece up responding to letters they must have received in response to the Inq. rant. It basicly tore into A/T and it's members but it was pulled very quickly.......fearing response from A/T??? LOL!
Yes, now that the author has written to me and stated he 'stands by his story', why "yes", he IS full of crap.The simple fact is that these chips suck on games, so the preview was done either implicitly, explicitly, or with bushels of cash, but it was done is a very deliberate fashion. And you probably believed it. Think I am full of crap? Look at how many reviews the top sites did before today of either CPUs or GPUs, and count the numbers that had zero games. Count the number that did not even speculate about gaming performance. See a pattern? Toss in a few factual oddities, stretchings of the truth at the most innocent, and you have a wonderfully deniable bending of the truth with a purpose.
Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: EndGame
Inq had a piece up responding to letters they must have received in response to the Inq. rant. It basicly tore into A/T and it's members but it was pulled very quickly.......fearing response from A/T??? LOL!
you didn't copy it?
:roll:
from the article:
Yes, now that the author has written to me and stated he 'stands by his story', why "yes", he IS full of crap.The simple fact is that these chips suck on games, so the preview was done either implicitly, explicitly, or with bushels of cash, but it was done is a very deliberate fashion. And you probably believed it. Think I am full of crap? Look at how many reviews the top sites did before today of either CPUs or GPUs, and count the numbers that had zero games. Count the number that did not even speculate about gaming performance. See a pattern? Toss in a few factual oddities, stretchings of the truth at the most innocent, and you have a wonderfully deniable bending of the truth with a purpose.
it'd be "accurate" IF there was no part two in Anand's article.
:roll:
:thumbsdown:
Originally posted by: EndGame
Bummer!Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: EndGame
Inq had a piece up responding to letters they must have received in response to the Inq. rant. It basicly tore into A/T and it's members but it was pulled very quickly.......fearing response from A/T??? LOL!
you didn't copy it?
. . . .
No, it was earlier and I had no reason to believe it would disappear......went out for some coffee, came back to look for reaction and the article was gone...
not in browser memory?
i would have like to read it
What part of waiting for an NDA to expire confused you?
Originally posted by: Pariah
What part of waiting for an NDA to expire confused you?
But the non-opinion based information that the article contained about the Anand article was completely accurate and there for everyone to read in black and white.
The rant did not appear till the following day, thus had he done the research, he would have seen clear evidence Anand wasn't done yet, he was just doing the review in parts. What did the NDA have to do with it? That was the stated reason for the delay for the follow-up, so I consider it extremely pertinent despite any opinion you hold. Furthermore, I made no mention of any other website, nor stated in any way, shape, or form that I believed no such activity exist, that is your implication. Subsequently I cannot "backtrack" tracks I never laid. It also appears I am not alone in thinking the attack on Anand was uncalled for and erroneous, nor the only one who holds the writer in low estimation because of it. Now, I'm certain you would like to continue insulting me so, carry on.Thanks so much for the comments, keep em coming in. This is just the first part, there's more coming. I've got another NDA tomorrow morning but then after that it's more dual core. Let me know what you want to see, I've already got quite a bit planned
And yes that die shot is correct, it is simply rotated 90 degrees clockwise to fit on the page better.
Take care,
Anand
Originally posted by: Pariah
What part of waiting for an NDA to expire confused you?
What does the NDA have to do with you personally ripping someone for posting inaccurate information and then posting wrong information yourself to prove he was inaccurate, when in fact he wasn't? I'm not accusing Anand of anything. I really couldn't care less if he is on the take or not as I don't buy parts based on his articles (or any other single source), nor do I have any information for or against the non-specific accusations that the Inq article claims. But the non-opinion based information that the article contained about the Anand article was completely accurate and there for everyone to read in black and white. You wrongly accused someone else of basically being an idiot, and any back tracking or shifting of the topic does nothing to negate that.
Again, I have no info for or against the accusations the Inq posted, but anyone who believes nothing what this guy posted actually happens is either incredibly naive or just stupid depending on your perspective. We all want to believe our favorite sites have nothing but our best interests in mind and are nothing but honest to a fault, but the reality is few if any of us truly knows what goes on in the backrooms and who are the ones getting bonus pay days and who are the beacons of truth. Your only real protection is not to be so religious about sites and get your reviews from as many sources as you can and form your own opinion, not blindly follow someone else's.
Originally posted by: Zucarita9000
Dual core will be extremely usefull as more application become multi threaded. You can benefit from dual core systems right now if you use 3ds max, Photoshop, Autocad, etc. But if a gamer is all you are, then no it'll be some time before game developers start to multi-thread them.
Dual core is intended for multitasking, and you can see from the reviews that is excels at it.
A lot of people here will say that dual core is useless and not worth it, but that's because all they do with their computers is play games. I would definetely benefit from dual core, as I multitask like hell. However, I just bought a new system on december 2004, so I'll just wait till Pressler or the next generation comes out.
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
Originally posted by: Zucarita9000
i can tell you right now my next build is going to be an intel. the multi threaded performance of the A64 i have right now is terrible. i suspect that in a year or two (till i next upgrade) gaming wil take a back seat for me, and things like CAD and doing iteration programs on things like fluid flow etc will be more important to me, and as it stands dual core pentiums really help in CAD, so i can see me benefitting from it in a year or two
having said that if AMD's dual core is just as good and they again can bring it at a lower price point then i would consider AMD, (poor student ) but i cant see AMD winning Intel this time for some reason.
in either situation....it means upgrading motherboard, graphics, ram etc since i only have a AGP socket 754 ASUS K8N-E Deluxe.
The problem with an Intel Soulution is when they are Starved for bandwith in a single processor configuration and when used in a DUAL SMP Configuration they have to share
memory bandwith. This is not the case with AMD Opterons since each processor has it's own hypertransport link and memory controller.
Your current system is a socket 754 and is not an apples to apples compairson. It's like saying I have a celeron and I will never buy a P4; Because the performance of my Celeron is so bad I am going to buy an AMD FX-59
IF you are a poor student like you say you are, then AMD is the better choice, A $750 Athlon FX-55 offers the same or better performance than a $1,000 Intel Extreme Edition P4.