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<blockquote data-quote="sickofsoyo" data-source="post: 4133832" data-attributes="member: 580630"><p>Jman... WHO CARES if its native quad core, or 2 dual cores... they are BOTH quad cores, unless 2+2 doesnt = 4 now... And what are the performance numbers like with AMD&#039;s native quads Vs intel&#039;s quads? For some reason, Im pretty sure Intel&#039;s quad cores are faster. Also, as for QC... Lets look at overclocking, which has to do with system stability. 2 computers build with exact same specs, and same mobo chipset... lets go with an AMD\ATI chipset to be fair... the latest Intel and AMD version. Which will overclock higher? Pretty sure its the Intel system, and thats because the Intels fabs have better manufacturing technoligies, and therefor have higher and better yields. And I think you&#039;re forgetting Intel&#039;s native quad core is on the way. But then again, I dont see them releasing anything new until AMD gets their heads out of their ***** and comes out with a decent core architecture, and is able to manufacture it without have shitty *** yields. Even comparing dual cores, Intel&#039;s yields are higher than AMD&#039;s. Intel releasing more and newer architectures will only cause more head aches with anti trust lawsuits.&nbsp; And what process is Intel manufacturing now? 45 nm? whats AMD at? still strugglin with 65 nm?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="sickofsoyo, post: 4133832, member: 580630"] Jman... WHO CARES if its native quad core, or 2 dual cores... they are BOTH quad cores, unless 2+2 doesnt = 4 now... And what are the performance numbers like with AMD's native quads Vs intel's quads? For some reason, Im pretty sure Intel's quad cores are faster. Also, as for QC... Lets look at overclocking, which has to do with system stability. 2 computers build with exact same specs, and same mobo chipset... lets go with an AMD\ATI chipset to be fair... the latest Intel and AMD version. Which will overclock higher? Pretty sure its the Intel system, and thats because the Intels fabs have better manufacturing technoligies, and therefor have higher and better yields. And I think you're forgetting Intel's native quad core is on the way. But then again, I dont see them releasing anything new until AMD gets their heads out of their ***** and comes out with a decent core architecture, and is able to manufacture it without have shitty *** yields. Even comparing dual cores, Intel's yields are higher than AMD's. Intel releasing more and newer architectures will only cause more head aches with anti trust lawsuits. And what process is Intel manufacturing now? 45 nm? whats AMD at? still strugglin with 65 nm? [/QUOTE]

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