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- Its the clock speed STUPID!
- InHell can spread FUD about how clock speed doesn't translate into faster chips - but we ALL know that's a bunch of hooey. First AMD shows them up with dual cores and 64bit. Now IBM will pass them with faster clock speeds. Is InHell done? Time for the fork?
- Posted by: Roger Ramjet Posted on: 02/15/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Its the clock speed STUPID!
Roger Ramjet | 02/15/06
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how can you say that?
doh123 | 02/15/06
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The perils of increasing frequencies
deepaks_z | 03/01/06
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