Google using Intel servers again

You don't know what you're talking about: "The jury is still out for Intel Core 2 since that's a reduced clock speed processor that beefs up floating point capability which may not benefit most server applications. (in comparison to the P4"

No, the Core 2 beats AMD (and P4 by larger margin) on every front by a large margin at stock speeds. At unlocked speeds the slowest core 2 beats the fastest AMD chip by a large margin. This has been known to be fact for months.; Posted by: georgeou Posted on: 01/25/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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