I only use Intel with Intel chipsets.
An AMD is like a Honda with a big exhaust tip and yellow pinstripes.

"Scott in Baltimore" wrote in message
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I only use Intel with Intel chipsets.
An AMD is like a Honda with a big exhaust tip and yellow pinstripes.

Amen brother!

"Scott in Baltimore" wrote in message
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I only use Intel with Intel chipsets.

That's sad.

An AMD is like a Honda with a big exhaust tip and yellow pinstripes.

What are you using for a processor? Speed, etc.

On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 18:19:56 GMT, "U-Know-Who"
wrote:

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+"Scott in Baltimore" wrote in message
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+I only use Intel with Intel chipsets.
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+That's sad.
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+ An AMD is like a Honda with a big exhaust tip and yellow pinstripes.
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+What are you using for a processor? Speed, etc.
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******

Typical blanket statement that has little merit or meaning. Just
personal preference.

james

Scott in Baltimore wrote:

I only use Intel with Intel chipsets.
An AMD is like a Honda with a big exhaust tip and yellow pinstripes.

oh please, AMD is every bit as fast as an Intel (of the same type of
course) and not a rip off.
Intel is way overpriced, but if you like the "so-called" brand name, be
my guest.

"JJ" wrote in message ...
Scott in Baltimore wrote:

I only use Intel with Intel chipsets.
An AMD is like a Honda with a big exhaust tip and yellow pinstripes.

oh please, AMD is every bit as fast as an Intel (of the same type of course) and not a rip off.
Intel is way overpriced, but if you like the "so-called" brand name, be my guest.


I have several machines that I have built with both processors.

#1 Intel chipsets suck. No overclock-ability at all. What is Intel scared of?

#2 All the AMD machines I have built have out performed the Intels at the same rating.

#3 Throwing clock speed at a product is not the answer. Intel just recently learned this. AMD was the teacher.