whose thread crapping here the intel bunnies that always have to comment on each thing because they were left in the dark for some many years?
at that time maybe a dualcore was expensive indeed, but so was the intel counterpart, the memory was up 4-5 times the current price, gpu was expensive, hd was expensive hence anything was expensive.
hello welcome in 2008, it is known for many years that you always had to pay lots of premium for the best parts even today.... yes even with your oh so beloved intel, check q9450-9650 for just few % more speed, same for nehalem above 2.66 = price x2
Don't worry, no one's complaining because your arguments are so weak.
At that time AMD was only showing you what they think of you and how much they care about this market, that's nothing to laugh about. It's kind of sad. But they know they have un-questioning love and you prove it. They even showed that again when they bent over backward for Dell.
Yes, for you, hello and wake the hell up! Since AMD is sucking and stinking up the place, Intel could pull an AMD and stick it to us. They're not even showing greed here, even as you try to pretend they are. Of course they have high end models, but Q9300 is faster than the Competion and still has a very sweet price.
Dewd, unlike you, I love my Wallet and nothing 100 green-blooded AMD fans can say, can change that. In about six weeks your heartburn will just get much worse. You'll have to find new things to complain about.
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Well, I mightve missed something, but wasnt x68 supposed to show up a lot later than x58? Possibly in a similar fashion as the famed tick-tock cycle (so like 10-12 months)? Judging from what I've seen, if thats true, its nowhere near what x38 and x48 were/are? (apart from rumours, the same architecture..?)
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The INQ said that it would be during IDF 2008
"WHILE INTEL WILL launch Nehalem at the San Francisco Intel Developers Forum in August, the firm has already unveiled a supercharged demo machine which features the chippery along with advanced solid state drives (SSD) and other technical goodies."
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquir...s-nehalem-demo
which is in august.
It would correspond to around the time frame that they launched their last "tock"
From the limited history that we have of tick/tock,
it would appear that ticks are launched around the January time frame and tock's in the june-july time frames.
that's true. But being that they plan on launching Westmere in 2010, there wouldn't be that much time difference between that and Nehalem if it took them a few quarters to ramp up Nehalem.
I remember Intel saying that their tick/tock cadence will be unaffected by anything not even a product delay of a previous product. So i think it will be availability from the get go.
The whole point of penryn was to work out any kinks in the 45nm process and help them ramp up high volume 45nm for the launch of Nehalem.
So it would make sense that if the pricing has pretty much been announced that you'd have availability straight up.
yeah but what i was saying is that if they wait until next year for mass availability, then they'd be a bit behind. i don't know, it makes sense to me.
Then again, there's not much to base the tick-tock cadence on as we're only on our second tock.
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I didn't think so. SO I checked.
http://www.intel.com/technology/tick-tock/index.htm
You're right, must edit that.
time to start saving for x58 and nehalem!!! we have CPU pricing, any mobo pricings yet? approximately 350 for cpu, 250 for mobo?
I don't care about Nehalem at all until I see them on test benches with proper boards and bioses. This speculation crap is depressing.
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