QUOTE
Intel has earned the right to lay it on four-cores thick.
The chipmaker today officially released versions of its four-core server and PC chips. The appearance of the Clovertown and Kentsfield processors gives Intel both a marketing and raw performance edge over AMD, which doesn't plan to fire up its own four-core gear in earnest until 2007. So, those looking for the best of the best will turn to Intel for the time being.
The chipmaker today officially released versions of its four-core server and PC chips. The appearance of the Clovertown and Kentsfield processors gives Intel both a marketing and raw performance edge over AMD, which doesn't plan to fire up its own four-core gear in earnest until 2007. So, those looking for the best of the best will turn to Intel for the time being.