he he time pass faster i have seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA
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he he time pass faster i have seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA
Switched from what? We are speaking about Interlagos, not ZambeziQuote:
Originally Posted by jeanjean15
Of course , i speak about interlagos . I simply say that shopblt announced that it was available very soon but suddently preorder has been removed.:shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA
Maybe AMD asked them to remove the listings/pre orders?Quote:
Originally Posted by jeanjean15
Ahh, ok. I just thought you said "Because yesterday it was scheduled to be available early next month", meaning shopbilt has rescheduled AMD's dates somehow...Quote:
Originally Posted by jeanjean15
Yes and now I know why : Interlagos is delayed :shakes: :Quote:
Originally Posted by muziqaz
http://www.foxbusiness.com/technolog...s-margin-view/
What are you talking about?? Interlagos launch has been postponed from Q3 to Q4 and this has been known for a while now. There are no *new* delays or anything like that. And now we know why it was delayed to Q4 and why Zambezi was pushed back too. It's because of supply issues on GloFo's side and not because of design flaw in Bulldozer.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeanjean15
informal, don't get upset ;) Apparently some people here don't read the news too often.
Some people though a week ago that Interlagos was gonna be released end of September and some people only now find out that BD was delayed ;)
jeanjean15: http://blogs.amd.com/work/2011/09/07...-of-a-new-era/ it's dated September 7, so you are nearly one month late with this 'I know why' ;)
This article is about Llano, they was expect a revenue increase of 10% due to them, but basically they have got some problem for supply enough Llano due to bad GF yield, so the revenue increase is 6% instead of 10.....Quote:
Originally Posted by jeanjean15
Where are yoou seeing Interlagos in this article ?
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Originally Posted by Lanek
its in there. although not a real part of recent news.Quote:
The company blamed the disappointing preliminary results to a manufacturing problem at its German facility, which resulted in a weaker-than-anticipated supply of its Llano chips and other products. AMD also said that shipments of its next-generation server processor “Interlagos” were delayed, impacting gross margin.
My apology to JeanJean... i should have take my first coffee before read the "article".Quote:
Originally Posted by Manicdan
Here my system : a supermicro motherboard H8QGL-6F with 2 watercooled opterons 6128 HE but i am waiting impatiently interlagos to buy four of them in order to break record with folding@home :hehe::
http://nsa27.casimages.com/img/2011/...5705573641.png
Sympa le système Jeanjean . je peux comprendre l' impatience du coup .
pile driver is more likely now!
This tight NDA and delays are killing me... I WANT performance & OC numbers naow!
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*brings out sniper rifle*Quote:
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD
I want world peace :/
Hear hear! want to know if this will be my next CPU.
Spoke to one of the dealers today and made him call AMD. They said second week to mid october10000% he will get stock
Thanks for info :up: He will get a good stock or a light one ?Quote:
Originally Posted by mav2000
I KNOW THE SOLUTION.
All amd has to do is provide a free 6 pack of guiness to all customers legally of drinking age. I know I certainly would make the switch if they did that :p
Make that a bottle of tequila and i might agree, i dont like beer. :D
Yea I'm in the same boat, just holding off to see if BD is a worthy upgrade or not. I used to upgrade like once in a year or so, now it's been like 2 years since the last time. :P If BD doesn't overclock or perform good enough I'll most likely hold off for Ivy though, Sandy-E doesn't look that interesting IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Craftyman.
Good sir,Quote:
Originally Posted by eXa
All real men should drink guinness. I attribute all my success as an engineer to the facts that I squat ass to grass and drink guinness haha.
But seriously AMD should just consider doing something along these lines as an apology to the customers for all the delays. I fear that at this rate Ivy Bridge will actually appear in mass volume before BD
i'll take a good swarzbier (black lager) over guiness anydayQuote:
Originally Posted by AliG
AMD's execution and launch of BD and Interlagos is beyond a joke, and the whole debacle has cost them significant reputation in the eyes of the IT world. Intel is arrogant, often going out of their way to screw the industry and users. But at least they have the ability to execute a product and can produce a reliable product that performs well. If AMD thinks that their current strategy is a viable long term approach, I feel very sorry for them and those who hold their stock.
As far as I'm concerned, they can continue to delay BD and Interlagos into next year...they're both so late as it is, they're largely irrelevant. Sandy Bridge-EP will more than compete with BD and Intel has the flexibility to set their prices to ensure that it's competitive in that arena as well. Romley-EP 4S will nullify any reason to buy Interlagos, since the gap between Interlagos' very late launch and Romley-EP 4S launch is now very small. AMD's manufacturing issues pretty much ensures a very limited supply of both BD and Interlagos, making the inevitable paper launch pointless.
AMD can now wallow in the pit of crap they've created for themselves by being over two years late with BD and repeatedly delaying Interlagos. They have no credibility in my eyes and are well on the way to join other CPU makers that have fallen by the wayside. Their incredibly tight lipped attitude regarding BD and Interlagos is highly annoying and gives users no reason to continue to endlessly wait. We do appreciate a bone once in a while, and people like JF-AMD seem to revel in the fact that they know something we don't. It makes them feel important. This is in spite of the fact that this attitude alienates and infuriates those people who have supported them.
I hope AMD enjoys the mediocrity they have worked so hard to earn. Unfortunately, this'll mean than Intel will become even more arrogant without any viable competition, and we'll all end up paying the price.:(