CCW
02-14-2004, 03:25 PM
The most recent spar between the new Intel Pentium 4 and AMD Athlon 64 did not reveal a clear leader, however, there are more clashes of the titans coming later this year, when Santa Clara, California- and Sunnyvale, California-based chipmakers releases their faster central processing units.
The next big competition between arch-rivals Intel and AMD is likely to happen this April, when Intel Pentium 4 3.60GHz and AMD Athlon 64 2.40GHz microprocessors are released. In addition to new chips, both firms will offer new platforms with new sockets for CPUs as well as PCI Express bus for next-generation add-in cards.
The next big competition between arch-rivals Intel and AMD is likely to happen this April, when Intel Pentium 4 3.60GHz and AMD Athlon 64 2.40GHz microprocessors are released. In addition to new chips, both firms will offer new platforms with new sockets for CPUs as well as PCI Express bus for next-generation add-in cards.