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    Too Bad intel fellows, ha ha ha
    That's okay, we're kicking butt right now anyway ...

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    Intel is coming out with a Native Quad Core in a few months.

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    I bet that's going to be expensive...


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    It sounds to me like AMD may be able to get back into the lead with top of the line processors by Summer of '07.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith75 View Post
    It sounds to me like AMD may be able to get back into the lead with top of the line processors by Summer of '07.
    Now THAT would be awesome!

    I think it would be fun to try setting up a dual dual-core setup, and run sume benchmarks ... it would make a nice little home server (to replace my 2.7ghz celeron...)

    Wait, I just had a thought! what about when you put 4x quad core cpus on one board!!! 14 cores?! wowzerz!
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    Quote Originally Posted by PcManiac View Post
    when you put 4x quad core cpus on one board!!! 14 cores?!
    16...

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    First Native Quad Core x86

    New math lesson, 4 x 4 equals 14 in pCManiac's point of view, NeoGen believes it equals 16, I think if you combine the GPU processing cabailities included you could potentially run upto 4 more Graphics Cards for a system. This brings the total to about 20, for an original design of 4 quad cores on one board? Where else could we isolate a processing power on one board? Anyone! Why stop here, there has got to be some designing innovations ready to adapt our thought of processing even more stuff!





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    Sounds like system bloat to me.

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