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If you're purchasing a database server, it IS big deal. The AMD architecture is significantly faster than the Intel architecture, and this isn't likely to change any time soon. In basic terms, the Intel design is simply not capable of beating the AMD design currently, and is not likely to any time soon. This effectively takes Dell out of the running for database servers for use in the enterprise.
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How nice for Dell  quietkey | 02/23/05
You should have listened...  realitycheck101 | 02/23/05
Dell should touch both  MIS Master | 02/23/05
One reason I don't buy Dell  voska | 02/23/05
This is really funny...  BitTwiddler | 02/23/05
Ouch.... so close and yet so far sad  Prognosticator | 02/23/05
Or just don't buy dell  voska | 02/23/05
Perhaps..  Prognosticator | 02/23/05
actually...  Sxooter_z | 02/24/05
Simple for you? Yes indeed.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/24/05
Majorities  Letophoro | 02/24/05
When there is so much choice  voska | 02/24/05
RE: Or just don't buy dell  richdave | 03/09/05
Foolish, and here's why ...  Eggs Ackley_z | 02/24/05
This will burn Dell eventually  zeusfuse | 02/24/05
I worked for intel, so I know  HiImStevie@... | 02/24/05
Why do the few always argue against sucess?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/24/05
Dell is successful granted but I think I would  Laff | 02/24/05
Dell was a success  voska | 02/24/05
There was a time in American where making a profit  Laff | 02/24/05
Look but don't touch, . .  FilledOut | 02/24/05

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